🔒 why do i keep getting none when im doing 3 number Division?

[balmy lake]

@violet oyster

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[violet oyster]

enter=input("enter what do u want")
how =int(input("how many numbers"))
calc=["+","-","x","/"]
def sum(num1,nu2,num3):
    if how ==2:
        return num1+nu2
    else:
        return num1+nu2+num3

   
def sub(num1,nu2,num3):
    if how==2:
        return num1-nu2
    else:
        return num1-nu2-num3

    
def multi(num1,nu2,num3):
    if how==2:
        return num1 * nu2
    else:
        return num1*nu2*num3
def ap(num1,nu2,num3):
    if how ==2:
        return num1/nu2
    else:
        num1 / nu2 / num3



num1= float(input("enter"))
nu2=float(input("enter"))
if how==3:
    num3 = float(input("enter"))
elif how==2 and  enter==(calc[0]):
     num3=int(0)
elif how==2 and enter==(calc[1]):
    num3=int(0)
elif how==2 and enter== (calc[2]):
    num3=int(1)
elif how==2 and enter==(calc[3]):
    num3=float(1)


if enter==(calc[0]):
    print(sum(num1,nu2,num3))

elif enter==(calc[1]):
    print(sub(num1,nu2,num3))
elif enter==(calc[2]):
    print(multi(num1,nu2,num3))
elif enter==(calc[3]):
    print(ap(num1,nu2,num3))
else:
    print("fail")

    

@pastel creek mind helping?

[tiny narwhal]

in your ap function, did you forget a return on the else?

[violet oyster]

bro...

i cant be this stupid

😭

thanks!

[primal crypt]

its fine

ive been coding for years and still spend 30+ minutes debugging code to realize i didnt call a function or something

[violet oyster]

😭makes me feel better i quit coding few years ago and just got back to it was doing c++ before so I thought python had something weird spent 1 hour tryna figure it out myself then i asked here

[balmy lake]

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