There is another way in which you could organize the definition of your function and this short tutorial will show you how! We will tell you about the difference between "print" and "return" and much more.
Download the working file used in the tutorial: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/v2cdlzrr70vhbd2/AAC4dyrSvf1O32HtsKuaDMi5a?dl=0
"Print", for instance, takes a statement or an object and provides its printed representation in the output cell. It just makes a certain statement visible to the programmer. While "return" does not visualize the output. It specifies what a certain function is supposed to give back.
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