Dec-09-2016, 01:40 AM
"""
Create a function called
would:
1. Cause the program to exit, setting the return code to the value passed
as an argument
2. When inspected, would return the following help string:
Exits the program with the specified returncode
For example:
returncode(10) ->
# Process terminates with return code of 10
"""
Create a function called
returncode, taking a single integer argument thatwould:
1. Cause the program to exit, setting the return code to the value passed
as an argument
2. When inspected, would return the following help string:
Exits the program with the specified returncode
For example:
returncode(10) ->
# Process terminates with return code of 10
"""
import sys
def returncode(b):
""" Exits the program with the specified returncode"""
sys.exit(b)
"""sys.exit('# Process terminates with return code of %s'%(b))"""
b = 10
returncode(b)What is wrong in this...Is there a better way of doing this