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def shout(phrase):
    if phrase == phrase.upper():
        return ("YOU'RE TOO LOUD")
    else:
        return ("Can you speak up, I can barely hear you")

shout("I'M INTERESTED IN SHOUTING")
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  • Also, please don't downvote this. I already had to wait 2 weeks to post this question because it, "wasn't well received by the community." – NaveenKrishna Jul 07 '22 at 15:02
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2 Answers2

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You just need to wrap the function call in a print statement.

def shout(phrase): 
    if phrase == phrase.upper(): 
        return ("YOU'RE TOO LOUD") 
    else: 
        return ("Can you speak up, I can barely hear you")

print(shout('hello'))
print(shout('HELLO'))

# Can you speak up, I can barely hear you
# YOU'RE TOO LOUD
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Replace return with the print() function

def shout(phrase):
    if phrase == phrase.upper():
        print("YOU'RE TOO LOUD")
    else:
        print("Can you speak up, I can barely hear you")

shout("I'M INTERESTED IN SHOUTING")
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