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Screencasts: Functions in Python
Python, like many programming languages, has functions. A function is a block of code you can call to run that code.
Python's functions have a lot of "wait I didn't know that" features. Functions can define default argument values, functions can be called with keyword arguments, and functions can be written to accept any number of arguments.
How to call a function in Python
02:17
Positional vs keyword arguments
03:05
How to make a function
04:26
The difference between return and print in Python
03:53
Accepting any number of arguments to a function
03:02
Keyword-only function arguments
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Accepting arbitrary keyword arguments in Python
03:07
What is recursion?
04:13
The assignments hiding in your functions
03:25
Function overloading
02:54
Unpacking iterables into function arguments
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Mutable default arguments
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Positional-only function arguments
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