return only makes sense in the context of a function, and can never be used outside of a function. return is always the last line of the function because Python stops executing the body of a function once it hits a return statement. Make sure to include a return statement unless you don't expect the function to return anything.Note: return inside a function tells Python what value the function evaluates to$.$ However, there are other functions, like print, that have no return value. For example, print simply prints a certain value out to the console.In short, return is used when you want to tell the computer what the value of some variable is$,$ while print is used to tell you, a human, its value.