Python Functions

Python Functions - Important Points

A. define

B. function

C. def

D. create

A. call function_name(arguments)

B. function_name(arguments)

C. function(arguments)

D. call function(arguments)

A. It specifies the function name

B. It returns a value from the function

C. It defines the function arguments

D. It ends the function execution

A. There is no difference

B. Parameters are values passed to a function, whereas arguments are variables defined within a function

C. Arguments are values passed to a function, whereas parameters are variables defined within a function

D. Parameters and arguments are both variables defined within a function

A. It allows the function to accept a variable number of keyword arguments

B. It allows the function to accept a variable number of positional arguments

C. It defines the default arguments for a function

D. It defines the required arguments for a function