def function():
res = get_nodes(api_server_call, token)
newnode = ""
#endTime = ""
for node in res:
if (node['state'] == "booting" or node['state'] == "queued"):
newnode = node['name']
print("new node is : " + newnode)
return newnode
if(newnode == ""):
function()
new_node = function() >this is main function from where above function is called
print(new_node)
above function return me newnode that is booting or queued I am getting it on printing but while returning it is returning None
Returning None is the default behaviour when you do not put a return statement at the end of your function. If the function has several ways to end, you have to end each coding path by a return, or put one at the end of it. If your newnode is not empty, you do nothing, so default value None is returned. To be sure, it is safer to put a valid return statement at the end of each code path:
So you forgot extra 'return newnode' at the last line of the function:
def function():
res = get_nodes(api_server_call, token)
newnode = ""
#endTime = ""
for node in res:
if (node['state'] == "booting" or node['state'] == "queued"):
newnode = node['name']
print("new node is : " + newnode)
return newnode
if(newnode == ""):
return function()
return newnode
## main part of the code:
new_node = function() ##>this is main where function is called
print(new_node)