No, the computer will exit the function after it executes one of the return statements, so there is no danger that it will try to return multiple values.

I believe this must be the worst attempt at this kata. I'm sorry you have to look at this.

I was always told to break a switch statement rather than having multiple returns in one function. Isn't there a chance that with multiple returns the code might crash?

I didn't know you have to put the result variable at the end if it has to do something with the loop. Thank you

You've set the value of result at the top but not recalculated it after the loop. Also, your code is missing a curly bracket...