Writing a Function in Python
What are Functions?
Unlock Python's power with functions! These reusable blocks of code let you organize tasks and write cleaner programs.
Defining a Function
Creating a function is easy: use the "def" keyword, name your function, and add parameters in parentheses.
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Parameters: Ingredients for Your Function
Parameters act like placeholders for data you'll give your function when you call it. Think of them as ingredients for a recipe!
Indentation: Key for Function Body
Indent the code inside your function to tell Python what belongs to it. Proper indentation is key!
Returning Values: Sending Data Back
Functions can return values using the "return" statement. This sends data back to the code that called the function.
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Calling a Function: Giving it a Task
Calling a function is like giving it a task. Use the function name with parentheses, including any data it needs (arguments).
Power of Functions: Break Down, Conquer!
With functions, you can write complex programs by breaking them down into smaller, reusable steps. Happy coding!
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