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Function Additional Notes

This lesson covers functions in Python including: understanding what a function is; creating functions; and understanding terms like arguments, parameters, and that arguments can be values, variables, or expressions. It provides examples of the abs(), min(), and print() functions - abs() returns the absolute value of a number, min() returns the smallest value from multiple arguments, and print() displays output but returns no value.

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Function Additional Notes

This lesson covers functions in Python including: understanding what a function is; creating functions; and understanding terms like arguments, parameters, and that arguments can be values, variables, or expressions. It provides examples of the abs(), min(), and print() functions - abs() returns the absolute value of a number, min() returns the smallest value from multiple arguments, and print() displays output but returns no value.

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This week lesson:

Function
Lesson outcome:
• Understand what is function.
• Learn to create function.
• Understand term argument(s),
and parameter(s) list.
• Understand argument can be a
value, a variable, an expression.
Function abs(parameter)

• Function abs take 1 argument and


store in 1 parameter and return 1
positive value.

B=40
Z=abs(-90)+abs(b)+abs(b-60)+20
print(Z,abs(B-100))
Function min(parameter list)

• Function min take more than 1 argument


and store in more than 1 parameter and
return 1 smallest value.

B=40
Z=min(70,20)+min(50,b,10)
print(Z,abs(B-100))
Function print(parameter list)

• Function print take 1 or more than 1


argument and store in 1 or more than 1
parameter and return NO value.

B=40
print(B)
print(“Hello”,B)

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