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def main_menu():
    print('If you want to read the rules select:1, to play the game select:2, to quit select 3.')
    branch = int(input('What do you want to do:\n'))
menu = input('Type: main_menu()\n')
while branch == 1:
    print('Hello to the rules')
    main_menu
while branch == 2:
    print(branch)

This will later become a number guessing game, where the function calls up the main menu, any help to call up the function?

hoveringheli
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    This question is not clear about the obstacle you encountered. Is this the first time you try to call a function? Did you try calling the function like other functions? With what result? Do you have problems with the needed context in which to call? Please have a look at [ask] and generally [tour]. – Yunnosch Dec 07 '20 at 23:26

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from library import function_name

This is how you can load in main and than utilize where you want.

as a reference, I am giving you link below.

importing function from library or file to main file

ML85
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Are you looking for this:

def main_menu():
    print('If you want to read the rules select:1, to play the game select:2, to quit select 3.')
    branch = int(input('What do you want to do:\n'))
menu = input('Type: main_menu()\n')
while branch == 1:
    print('Hello to the rules')
    main_menu
while branch == 2:
    print(branch)
main_menu() # just do this

That's how you call a function in Python. Add a () in the function name

ppwater
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Just use:

main_menu()

That's how you call a function in Python.

Gavin Wong
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