BlockPy: #43.4) Multiple Returns Create a function get_ends that consumes a string and returns a tuple of two values: the first letter of the string and the last letter of the string, both upper-cased. For example, the string "Python" would return ("P", "N"). Call this function on a string of your choice and assign the result to two variables (using multiple assignment), and then print each variable.

I wrote this:

def get_ends(s): return(s[0].upper(), s[-1].upper()) print(get_ends("Python"))

and i get this response: You need to assign the result of calling your function.