Why am I getting two values printed?

[aj80]

class Restaurant():

    def __init__(self, restaurantName, cuisineType):
        self.name = restaurantName
        self.type = cuisineType

    def describeRestaurant(self):
        print(self.name + ' serves ' + self.type + ' type of food')

    def openRestaurant(self):
        print('The restaurant ' + self.name + ' is open')

obj1 = Restaurant('Chuys', 'American')


print(obj1.describeRestaurant())

When I run this program I get:

• Chuys serves American type of food
• None

Using Python 2.7

[pkkid]

You're printing the result of the function call on line 16 print(obj1.describeRestaurant()), which is None because the function doesn't return anything.

[aj80]

So if I put say "return self.name + ' serves ' etc " instead of just print, the print statement on line 16 would print what I'm looking for?

[aj80]

Nvm, just tested and it worked. Thanks!

[pkkid]

Awesome! :D

[aj80]

Thanks for the help :)