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861 PointsCommand as a function? What?
Why are you named functions exit() and quit() as commands? Are they even functions? I'm confused. Can someone, please disassembled me in strict rules when is what a command, when is a statement and when is a function. How many else terms are in python which should I know on purpose to not come in these situations?
1 Answer
AJ Longstreet
Treehouse Project ReviewerThey are system functions within python. when you call the function, is runs to exit out of the python repl. sys.exit is used to kill a script.
https://docs.python.org/2/library/sys.html?highlight=sys.exit#sys.exit
Moderator Edit: Moved response from Comment section to Answers.
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,858 PointsJason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,858 PointsHi AJ Longstreet
Thanks for participating in the Community. :)
If you could, however, put your responses as an Answer and not a Comment, others in the community will know that an answer has been provided.
I have changed the other three Comments to Answers.
Thanks Again and Keep Coding and helping! :)
Jason - Treehouse Moderator
AJ Longstreet
Treehouse Project ReviewerAJ Longstreet
Treehouse Project ReviewerOOPS! :-P