Python Function
Functions
Function are named blocks of code. designed to do one specific job. Information passed to a function is called an argument, and information received by a function is called a parameter.
#A simple function def greet_user(): """Dislay a simple greeting.""" print("Hello!") #calling function greet_user() #Passing an argument def greet_user(username): """Display a personalized greeting.""" print("Hello, " + username + "!") #calling function greet_user('jesse') #Default values for parameters def make_pizza(topping='bacon'): """Make a single-topping pizza.""" print("Have a " + topping + " pizza!") #calling function make_pizza() #calling function make_pizza('pepperoni') #Returning a value def add_numbers(x, y): """Add two numbers and return the sum.""" return x + y sum = add_numbers(3, 5) print(sum)
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