Python Functions: From Zero to Hero

Python Functions: From Zero to Hero

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1. What is a Function?

Functions are one of the most important components of any programming language. Here we will learn how to create simple functions and see how use them to simplify the code

What is a Function?

Challenge: Create a More Complex Function

Challenge: Create a Function 'exam_scores' with if-else Statement

Challenge: Calculate the Ellipse Area

Print vs Return

2. Arguments or Parameters

Parameters and arguments are a piece of information that is passed to a function. Here we will learn how to work with them.

Arguments or Parameters

3. Assigning a Default Value to a Parameter

In this section, we will learn what default parameters are and what they are used for. We will also learn how to create functions with them.

Default Parameters

Challenge 2

4. An Unknown Number of Arguments

What if we don't know exactly how many arguments we will send? Here we will learn how to fix this problem.

Unknown Number of Arguments

5. Functions within Functions

Here we will learn how to create functions that are defined inside another function, and they are called inner or nested functions.

Functions within Functions

6. Recursion

Recursion is a general mathematical and programming concept. Here we will learn how to implement recursive functions.

Course Content

Python Functions: From Zero to Hero

Python Functions: From Zero to Hero

1. What is a Function?

What is a Function? Challenge: Create a More Complex Function Challenge: Create a Function 'exam_scores' with if-else Statement Challenge: Calculate the Ellipse Area Print vs Return

2. Arguments or Parameters

Arguments or Parameters Challenge 1 Challenge 2

3. Assigning a Default Value to a Parameter

Default Parameters Challenge 1 Challenge 2

4. An Unknown Number of Arguments

Unknown Number of Arguments *args **kwargs

5. Functions within Functions

Functions within Functions Challenge

6. Recursion

Recursion Challenge

Challenge 2

Task

You have to implement a function called numbers(), which has three parameters: x, y, z with a default value of x = 10. This function should display the sum of these three numbers if y is greater than 33 and if y is less than 33, then the function should display the product of these three values. The input for this function will be 34, 6274.

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Challenge 2

Task

You have to implement a function called numbers(), which has three parameters: x, y, z with a default value of x = 10. This function should display the sum of these three numbers if y is greater than 33 and if y is less than 33, then the function should display the product of these three values. The input for this function will be 34, 6274.

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Section 3. Chapter 3

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Challenge 2

Task

You have to implement a function called numbers(), which has three parameters: x, y, z with a default value of x = 10. This function should display the sum of these three numbers if y is greater than 33 and if y is less than 33, then the function should display the product of these three values. The input for this function will be 34, 6274.

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Task

You have to implement a function called numbers(), which has three parameters: x, y, z with a default value of x = 10. This function should display the sum of these three numbers if y is greater than 33 and if y is less than 33, then the function should display the product of these three values. The input for this function will be 34, 6274.

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Section 3. Chapter 3

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