#🔒 is there a command to make it so i can return but not return if that makes sense?

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pallid thistle
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a = 0
def randommmmmmmm(a):
    return 0
    a += 1
    return a
randommmmmmmm(a)
print(a)

for example id want a to print 1 here instead of 0

loud schoonerBOT
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pearl dove
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wtf

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explain what do u wanna achive

pallid thistle
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i want to have a "return" but i dont want the function to end

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yeah i kinda worded it a little odd haha

pearl dove
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if u use return the function ends

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try print then?

pallid thistle
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print is just there as an example sorry for the confusion

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i was just trying to send something a little less annoying to read

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i can send my actual code if it makes it easier to help me

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def MazeMovebackward(moves):
    passagecheck = 0
    tootired = 0
    if move(moves[0]):
        move(moves[4])
        passagecheck += 1
        tootired = 1
        return moves[1],get_pos_x(),get_pos_y()
    if move(moves[2]):
        move(moves[6])
        passagecheck += 1
        tootired = 2
        return moves[3],get_pos_x(),get_pos_y()
    if move(moves[4]):
        move(moves[0])
        passagecheck += 1
        tootired = 3
        return moves[5],get_pos_x(),get_pos_y()
    if move(moves[6]):
        move(moves[2])
        passagecheck += 1
        tootired = 4
        return moves[5],get_pos_x(),get_pos_y()
    if tootired == 1:
        move(moves[0])
    elif tootired == 2:
        move(moves[2])
    elif tootired == 3:
        move(moves[4])
    elif tootired == 4:
        move(moves[6])
    elif tootired == 0:
        while True:
            print('error')
    if passagecheck >= 2:
        while True:
            print('passagecheck True')
        return 4,0
reef jay
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understand the squence of opration. every thing will run from top to bottom. once a funcation is called then go from top to bottom

pearl dove
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def MazeMovebackward(moves):
    passagecheck = 0
    tootired = 0
    direction_pairs = [(0, 4), (2, 6), (4, 0), (6, 2)]
    
    for i, (move1, move2) in enumerate(direction_pairs):
        if move(moves[move1]):
            move(moves[move2])
            passagecheck += 1
            tootired = i + 1
            return moves[move1 + 1], get_pos_x(), get_pos_y()
    
    if tootired:
        move(moves[direction_pairs[tootired - 1][0]])
    else:
        while True:
            print('error')
    
    if passagecheck >= 2:
        while True:
            print('passagecheck True')
        return 4, 0
reef jay
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a = 0
def randommmmmmmm(a):
    add a condition here 
    # if a == 0: 
    return 0
    a += 1
    return a
randommmmmmmm(a)
print(a)
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somthing like this

pallid thistle
pearl dove
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if ur trying to do smth

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ask chatgpt to opetimize it

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and then learn how and why it does it

pearl dove
pallid thistle
loud schoonerBOT
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🔒 is there a command to make it so i can return but not return if that makes sense?