Defining function error

[rclaxton]

I am working through the following question as apart of an assignment:

You have been informed that 1 mile is equivalent to 1.61 kilometres.

Based on the given facts create a function called km with a single parameter called miles, (which you can assume will always be a valid number) and returns the equivalent number of kilometres.

Hint: Use 1.61 value while making the conversion: km = miles * 1.61


I have used the following code for this:

def km(miles):
    kilometers = miles * 1.61
    
    return kilometers

When I submit this for feedback it says that the code is wrong:

Error:
Your result was in the wrong type
----------
- You returned type: float
- Expected type: function

I am new to coding in general so any help on this would be really appreciated.

buran write Mar-27-2025, 11:41 AM:
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[buran]

This is not python error. This is result/output from the auto-grading system they use to verify the answer you submit. Check the requirements how you should submit your answer.