Return Statement in Python
The return statement sends a value back from a function to the caller. It's how functions produce results that can be used elsewhere.
Without return, a function returns None by default. You can return any type – numbers, strings, lists, or even multiple values.
Basic Return
Return a single value.
Returning Multiple Values
Python packs multiple values into a tuple automatically.
Early Return
Return stops the function immediately – useful for validation.
No Return – Returns None
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