Edhesive 7.5 code practice. The hint says "Hint: Make sure to use two functions to incorporate the last lesson and the current one—the GPAcalc() function and a new one."
So there needs to be two def functions for there to be a pass.
Im providing my code from the last lesson if you want to use it as a starter and just edit it:
def GPAcalc(g, w):

if g == "a" or g == "A":
return 4 + w
elif g == "B" or g == "b":
return 3 + w
elif g == "C" or g == "c":
return 2 + w
elif g == "D" or g == "d":
return 1 + w
elif g == "F" or g == "f":
return 0 + w
else:
return "Invalid"

#MAIN
grade = input("Enter your Letter Grade: ")
weight = int(input("Is it weighted? (1 = yes, 0 = no)"))
gpa = GPAcalc(grade, weight)
print("Your GPA score is: " + str(gpa))

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