#create function with two paramaters
def quiz_item(question,solution):
  
#ask question and get input
 
  question = input("The blue whale is the biggest animal to have ever lived. ")
  solution = "T"
#while loop
  while question != solution:
    question = input("INCORECT try again: The blue whale is the biggest animal to have ever lived. ")
    #if answer is == to solution print correct
    if question == solution:
      print("That is correct!")
      break
quiz_item(question,solution)

#output says solution not defined

How should I call the function for the code to run

CodePudding user response：

Looks like you're still learning. That's nice!

Very well. You'll have multiple solutions but i'll try to explain the simplest of them.

Simplest solution: You can define the function without any arguments. Like this:

#create function with two paramaters
def quiz_item():
  
  #ask question and get input     
  question = input("The blue whale is the biggest animal to have ever lived. ")
  solution = "T"

  #while loop
  while question != solution:
    question = input("INCORECT try again: The blue whale is the biggest animal to have ever lived. ")
    #if answer is == to solution print correct
    if question == solution:
      print("That is correct!")
      break

quiz_item()

CodePudding user response：

You already define the variables 'question' and 'solution' inside the function, so no need to pass them as parameters when calling to the function.

Your code should look like this:

#create function with two paramaters
def quiz_item():
    # ask question and get input
    question = input("The blue whale is the biggest animal to have ever lived. ")
    solution = "T"
    # while loop
    while question != solution:
        question = input("INCORECT try again: The blue whale is the biggest animal to have ever lived. ")
        #if answer is == to solution print correct
        if question == solution:
            print("That is correct!")
            break


if __name__ == '__main__':
    quiz_item()