Creating and using functions in Python

def is_odd(value):
    if value % 2 == 0:
        print("False")
else:
    print("True")
return value

MOD: I updated the formatting of your code so people can follow it more easily. See the link to the Markdown Cheatsheet (below the text entry box) for how to do this.

Hi! You'll need to indent the second half of your code so that the "else" lines up with the "if", and so that the return statement is still inside your function. Like this:

def is_odd(value):
    if value % 2 == 0:
        print("False")
    # Indent these next lines by one more tab each.
    else:
        print("True")
    return value

Also, I suspect that you need to return either True or False. Right now, it just returns your original number, which isn't that useful.

So, instead of printing "True" and "False", try returning True and False. Then you can remove the final "return value" line.

I hope this helps!