In <mailman.328.1357750432.2939.python-l...@python.org> kwakukwat...@gmail.com
writes:
> thanks for ur help I wz able to do it.but I wish to expand it by asking
> a user to input a number for the sqrt to be calculated it I dd it this
> way but its not working.
> from math import sqrt
> number = raw_input('enter a number:')
> def number(y):
> return number(Y)
You're storing the user input in a variable called 'number', but then
you define a method also called 'number'. Call them something different.
Within your method, you probably want to return sqrt(y) instead of calling
the method from itself.
The argument to your method is called 'y' in the definition, but you refer
to it as 'Y' in the return statement. Variable names are case-sensitive.
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