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Don van Beusichem
Courses Plus Student 373 Pointswhat does EOF when reading a line mean? i can't seem to work out what is wrong
def square(number):
return(number * number)
number = float(input("What number would you like to square? "))
square_number = square(number)
print("You're number squared is {}".format(square_number))
2 Answers
Steven Parker
230,946 Points"EOF" stands for "End Of File", which means it went all the way to the end looking for something missing in the syntax. I don't see anything missing but I think it got confused by the extra code that isn't part of the instructions.
For the challenge you only need to define the function, you don't need to run it, or "input" or "print" anything.
Don van Beusichem
Courses Plus Student 373 Pointsthank you
Steven Parker
230,946 PointsDon van Beusichem — Glad to help. You can mark a question solved by choosing a "best answer".
And happy coding!
Ed H-P
2,728 PointsEd H-P
2,728 PointsHope you don't mind me saying, but that last line should be "Your number squared is {}", not "You're number squared is {}". The first one is a possessive adjective, the second is a contraction of you are / you were.