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Eric Chan
4,254 PointsUser return or print() in the Battlecry method
I notice that in the battlecry method, you use "return" instead of "print" to give back the value of the variable "sound".
My expectation of this line of code is that, when you call it, the compiler will not print the value.
However, it actually does return the value "ROAR".
Can you explain why the compiler is able to display the value with 'return'?
1 Answer
Steven Parker
243,656 PointsWithout seeing the code, this is just a wild guess.
But perhaps where the method is called the returned value is then printed?
Steven Parker
243,656 PointsSteven Parker
243,656 PointsIf you share your code someone might be able to spot the problem.