How do I remove the "None" type that appears after my every print statement?

Question

~snip~

while True:
weapon = input(": ")
If weapon == "exit":
break
elif weapon == "gun":
print(m.hit())
elif weapon == "laser":
print(a.hit())
~snip~

Not, after every print statement, the None type always prints as well. I don't understand why it's being printed...needless how to remove it...help, please!!!

Answer 1

See what returned by m.hit() and a.hit()
Just call m.hit(), a.hit() without printing...