[Tutor] return, why do I need it?

[bodsda at googlemail.com]

Why unindent functions for testing? 

Challenge: write a function called myadd(one, two) that accepts 2 parameters, both will be ints. When the function is called, it should add both parameters together.

It should allow me to do this:

a = myadd(5, 10)
a += myadd(10, 5)

a == 30
True

Hopefully that shows one usage of return values

Hth,
Bodsda 
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