What causes my function to return None at the end?
function, python
Solution
Because in Python, every function returns a value, and `None` is what is returned if you don't explicitly specify something else.
What exactly did you expect `print(printmult(30))` to do? You've asked it to evaluate `printmult(30)`, and then `print` whatever results from that. Something has to result from it, right? Or were you maybe expecting some kind of exception to be raised?
Please be sure you understand that printing and returning are not the same thing.
Problem
My very simple python function is returning `None` at the end of it and I'm not sure quite why. I've looked at some other posts and still can't figure it out. Here is my code: ``` def printmult(n): i = 1 while i <= 10: print (n * i, end = ' ') i += 1 print(printmult(30)) ```