I have a function that after making several calculations ends with 3 float variables. When I return them I get the following error, what does it mean?
TypeError: can not unpack non-iterable NoneType object
def funcion():
...
a = float1
b = float2
c = float3
return a,b,c
a, b, c = funcion(param_anterior)
I do not understand why it is a type error if I end up with three values, which are the ones that I return and are the ones I will want to work with in the future.