def

Question

def F(x)
n=F(input())

def F(x=input())
n=F

Borh options should do the same no?

Answer 1

Factors are always primes.

Answer 2

I'd put the results into a variable prior to the return and return that variable.

Answer 3

Neither is valid syntax. This works:
def F(x):
return x
n=F(input())

Answer 4

Thanks

Answer 5

What should it do?

Answer 6

Ok thanks! that should solve it all

Answer 7

Then if I want ' F' to return the result of a serie of operations or loops should I write all of them after the return?

Answer 8

And can you help me the with this code?
https://code.sololearn.com/c3ghpSa1FW83/?ref=app

Answer 9

It should factorize numbers till approximately 900

Answer 10

Made some minor changes:
https://code.sololearn.com/cW1HELVqK8TU

Answer 11

Is adding one instead of the list gona make the factorization be always with prime numbers?