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5,633 PointsNot understanding the challenge, point me in the right direction please!
Unless i'm mistaken, i start this challenge with a greeting function that takes as a parameter the person. Where does greeting and language fit in to the logic? Are we providing this function with a person param and then outputting as a tuple the greeting and language as a tuple? How does that make sense? Help!!
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Kai Aldag
Courses Plus Student 13,560 PointsHello anton,
yes this is what you are to do, make a function that takes a person and returns a tuple of the language and a greeting. does it make sense? in the real world, well kind of but the point is to make a function regardless of weather it will be useful. so as far a logic goes, just leave logic out of it for this one.
Best, Kai
Anton Iancu
5,633 PointsHi Kai! Thanks for your reply. I figured it out after rewatching the two videos and realizing i had skipped a step in creating a tuple in my variable inside my function. No logic required here, just had to follow the procedure :)
Kai Aldag
Courses Plus Student 13,560 PointsAwesome :)