python 3.x - why is the function code not working -

Trying to get

function call but I can not get it to print. Please help here this code is:

  def foo (): name = input ('> & gt;') Less (). Split () for the item in the name: if name == foo: ('Foo here!') Else: bar (def define): name = input ('> & gt;') Less (). Split () for the name in the name: if name == bar: print ('bar here!') Def start (print: 'Welcome home') name = input foo () Start ()   
 
 
 both  print ('foo here!')  and  print (' Bar here! ')  was not executed because Boolean expression  name == foo  and  names == times  is evaluated on the wrong in most cases. For example, under the definition  foo () , the first element of  name == foo ,  name  in Boolean expression  foo . The  foo  object functions  foo ()  (usually used for debugging purposes) gives the corresponding string representation that you can actually try  foo ( ) Can print  by typing  print (foo)  and  list  name  in  foo ()  (my case In its  & lt; function fu 0x7fad58f35d40 & gt;  - this will probably differ on your machine). This will evaluate  name == foo  and hence the result will be executed by the  print ('foo here!') . It is being said that ,: 
 
  
 < P> The first element in your  name  list is assigned to the  item  variable, then the body of the loop is executed. After executing the body, the second element in the list is specified in the  name  to the variable  item  before the body of the loop is re-implemented. This process continues until there is no other element in the  name  list. Now to execute  print ('foo here!')  for the order, the Boolean expression must be correctly evaluated in your statement 
 
 Here is an example where  Print ('foo here!') Will execute when the user foo will run after running the program.  
  def foo (): name = input ('> gt; & gt;') Less (). For item in the split () name: if item == 'foo': print ('foo here!') Else: bar () def bar (): name = input ('> gt; & gt;') Name for item (lower) Split (): If the item == 'bar': print ('bar here!') Print ('welcome home') Foo ()  
 
  foo () , the first element of the list is compared with  name  foo, thus condition  if name == 'foo'  is found here is a sample of execution: 
 
  [fairs @ arch python] $ ./foobar.py welcome home & gt; & Gt; Foo foo here!