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Start your free trialCallum Anderson
Data Analysis Techdegree Student 10,200 PointsPython shell won't identify the number as a number, only as the position.
Snapshot below. Watching the Python Decorator workshop by Kenneth Love and our results are the same when using a nested(inner) function to do something for us via a call from the first(outer) function. Just my result gives me the position that the number is places rather than '5' for example. snapshot below with the shell log. Thanks!
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Megan Amendola
Treehouse TeacherI got 5 when I ran your code. Are you calling the function with ()? outer()