I wanted to get the result of the input of the function name and use inside the intro function, however the way I'm trying, I get only one error.
code:
def nome():
name = str(input('Poderia nos dizer seu nome? '))
return name
def intro():
nome()
print('Olá {}, seja bem vindo!'.format(name))
intro()
And this is the error I got as a result:
I'm a beginner in the area, thank you in advance.
If in the nome() function you returns the read value, you need to store this value in a variable. The name variable you set within nome() does not exist within intro() . They are different scopes.
def nome():
name = input('Poderia nos dizer seu nome? ')
return name
def intro():
name = nome()
print('Olá {}, seja bem vindo!'.format(name))
intro()
Notice that I removed str() from input too, as this is redundant; the return of input will always be a string .
For your code to work, do so:
def nome():
name = input('Poderia nos dizer seu nome? ')
return name
def intro(name):
print('Olá {}, seja bem vindo!'.format(name))
name = nome()
intro(name)
Note that the variable name is being passed as a parameter for the input fuction ()
Also, in python you are allowed to create nested functions and your code could look like this:
def intro():
name = nome()
print('Olá {}, seja bem vindo!'.format(name))
def nome():
name = input('Poderia nos dizer seu nome? ')
return name
# aqui a chamada da função intro
intro()
And be happy ...