trim river
import lasagna
EXPECTED_BAKE_TIME =40 #in minutes
def remaining_bake_time(30):(elasped_time)
return = EXPECTED_BAKE_TIME-elasped time
PREPARATION_TIME_PER_LAYER =2 #in minutes
def preparation_time(number_of_layers):
return number_of_layers*PREPARATION_TIME_PER_LAYER
def total_elasped_cooking_time(number_of_layers
full lynx
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full lynx
Two things:
import lasagna at the top. What is it supposed to do? Do you need it?return statements. One starts with return = ..., the other with return .... Do you see the difference? Which one is syntactically correct?
full lynx
@candid gulch I was trying to give a hint that it's not necessary because it's in the file lasagna.py so the import lasagna essentially tries to import itself. I'm not a big fan of cargo cult where you write some code without understanding it, just because you've seen it somewhere.
candid gulch
I will be more careful from now on. Sorry for bothering you.