Question

I’m just starting to learn Python, and I’m currently reading a book that is teaching me,
and in the book a function just like the one I have made below prints the actual text that is defined in the first function, but when I run my script it says:
<function two at 0x0000000002E54EA0> as the output. What am I doing wrong? Did I install the wrong Python or something? I downloaded the 3.3.0 version

Here is my code:

def one():
    print ("lol")
    print ("dood")

def two():
    print (one)
    print (one)

print (two)

Answer 1

Your functions already print text, you don’t need to print the functions. Just call them (don’t forget parenthesis).

def one():
    print ("lol")
    print ("dood")

def two():
    one()
    one()

two()