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Mark Nembhard
1,387 PointsI am not sure where i have gone wrong in Python with this function test to square an inputed number. Seems simple enough
def square(number): square = number*number return square print (square(number)) number = int(input("what is the number to be squared"))
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Steven Parker
231,269 PointsIf I remember the challenge correctly (a link to it would be helpful next time), it doesn't require you to print or input anything. I believe your task is only to define the function.
If you remove those extra parts (and don't have any indentation issues) you should pass.
And to display your code so the indentation shows, format it with the info in the Markdown Cheatsheet pop-up below the "Add an Answer" area. 
Mark Nembhard
1,387 PointsSteven. If you were a girl i would kiss you. Bloody worked first time. Moral. Don't speed read. Especially when programming