text: Brock Goodrich991 Points
  Difference in print("pass") and plain: pass
  I wrote and expected this a solution:
  def my_first_function():
  print("pass")
  but the corrector says the answer I gave was wrong. I think the question may not be interpreted in the wrong direction for I assumed the question with the word: "pass" means use the print function line and put "pass" in parentheses.
  Also I hope I am not misunderstanding this, I did not see the speaker give examples including functions example below but she did in the instance above:
  def my_first_function():
  pass
  If you notice in the next set of questions, there is the same lines of codes without the print("pass"). I am willing to be absolutely wrong for I am newbie to computer coding have no experience what so ever. I am eager to learn.
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  def my_first_function(): pass
  1 Answer
  Josh Keenan19,401 Points
  So they are two different things, one is outputting the string "pass"
  print("pass")
  The other is essentially saying the function doesn't do anything, pass control to the next process that needs to be executed. Hope this makes sense, feel free to ask any further questions.