Dennis Lee Bieber wrote:
> If that "return 1" is the last line in the program, at the most it
> will be treated as a return code to the OS signaling that the program
> succeeded or failed. I'm not really sure how Python handles a return
> from main program.
It's a syntax error.
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Robert K
the interactive shell will immediatly show the result of an expression
without you having to explicitly print the result. In all text editor,
you will have to print the result if you wish to see it.
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I am a little confused because I write most of my programs in a script
editor but not all the code executes unless I run it from the
inneractive shell. Am I doing something wrong? A good example is
"return 1" in a script returns nothing where as in the inneractive
shell it will return 1 or true.
