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Learn Python

1.1 What Is Python

1.2 Why Python

2.1 Variables And Data Types

2.2 Basic Operators

2.3 Comments

2.4 Basic Input And Output

3.1 Conditional Statements

3.2 Loops

Lesson 4 - Functions

4.1 Defining Functions

4.2 Function Parameters

4.3 Returning Values

4.4 Scope Of Variables

5.1 Lists

5.2 Tuples

5.3 Dictionaries

5.4 Sets

6.1 What Are Exceptions

6.2 Handling Exceptions

6.3 Raising Exception

7.1 What Are Modules And Packages

7.2 Importing Modules

7.3 Most Used Built-In Modules

8.1 Basic String Operations

9.1 Introduction To OOP Concepts

Lesson 4 - Functions

4.2 Function Parameters

Not all functions can operate without data. Nearly all functions in typical programming require some data to function properly. This data is known as parameters.

Let's update our greet() function with parameters:

def greet(name):
    print("Hello,", name)

greet("Alex")

In this example, the greet() function accepts a name as a parameter.

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