Function Arguments in Python | Python Tutorial - Day #21

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Day 21

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I am doing this course in 2023.All your previous videos were good and likely to understand but i could not get anything from this one the average function and the others just went above my mind.

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Ha bhai maine same program likha par mera error aa raha hai

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Same bro !! Doing in 2024 ... Maybe it is because this is my 1st time coding .....but I understand all chapters that were before 21..

[@devangjoshi4932]

You are probably thinking why use return when you have print, or something like that. print just prints the result and forgets about it, like the c button on calculator. you saw it and that's that. but return keeps the result just in case if you want to use the result on somewhere else. also finishes the function.

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@devangjoshi4932 yoo i was searching the comments to see if someone else had the same doubt and you helped me to clear my doubt... TYSM Bro

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[@debasishbesra2901]

Day 5 of #100DaysOfCode. Today in this video 21, I learned about four types of function arguments in Python: default, keyword, required, and variable-length arguments. Default arguments have preset values, while keyword arguments allow specifying values using key-value pairs. Required arguments need correct positional order, and variable-length arguments accommodate extra arguments. Additionally, the return statement is used to pass values from functions back to the calling function. Thank You Harry Bhaiya.

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Bhai TAB 3 arguments liye the (required arguments ke example me ) , waha par 3 se divide Krna tha .. Vo aap phle se 2 kr rhe the divide Toh skip ho gya ... THX! FOR GOOD EXPLANATION ❤🎉

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Please watch whole video properly he has told that he will discuss properly when he will teach dictionary and tuples in future.

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Yes bhaiya successfully run kr diya required function very simple bs maine shuru mein lname ko name bta diya or fname,mname niche se mill gya

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length=float(input("enter the length of box:")) width= float(input("enter the width of box:")) hight=float(input("enter the hight of box:")) volume =length*hight *width print("The volume of box is:",volume)

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Harry bhai, i am totally confused about return function. Pls makes a video on return () . What is need of return () .

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Return () function will immediately stop the program and return the values and the commands given after the return function will not be executed. Edit : basically,it returns the value of the function to the calling function without executing the further code after calling of the return () function.

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Return is not a funcion. It's a keyword. Return is used to store a value in a variable. You should check out the old python series for absolute beginners

[@TechLiteracy786]

Simple thing hai, Function jab run hota hai to value kahin na kahin as a output hamain chahye hoti hai .Aur function run ni hoskta jab tak app usse call na kerain ..Aur call kerne se pehle ham function ko variable dete hain taake ham uss main value store kerke use ker sakain program main

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[@designerdheeraj]

finally ,i understand def funtion after watch this video 6 times

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[@sohailnawaz1811]

default arg= when value is given in function declaration keyword arg= when we give keyword of variables in calling the functions. if we want, we can change sequence of keywords and it wont affect the outcome. however, if we dont use keywords then sequence is mandatory. variable length args= when more arguments are being passed than those defined in the function. using *in declaring local variables allows function to treat provided arguments as a tuple(cannot be destroyed) and thus can be utilized repitetively. return will give control of the program to the calling statement of function.

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Def average(*x): a = sum(x) If 0 in x: b = len(x) - x.count(0) Else: b = len(x) print(a/b)

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Bhaiya ek baar return keyword pr ek detail video banadijiye!? 😅😅

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[@lakshmiyelchuri2367]

def average(*numbers): print(type(numbers)) sum=0 for i in numbers: sum+=i print("average is:",sum/len(numbers)) average(2,4) print(type(numbers)) the output is: tuple 3 list how did it convert from tuple to list?

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Return=go back with value

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sum = 0 for i in numbers: sum = sum + i average(3, 5, 7) [ what the above statement did is 0+3+5+7 ] (Here initially sum was 0 but we gave new values i = (3, 5, 7 ) and by using for loop each value was added one by one ) *note (Don't mind me I'm explaining to myself to understand it better )

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Sir I have not understood this example def average(*numbers): sum=0 for i in numbers: sum=sum+i print("Average is:",sum/len(numbers)) average(4,6)

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Hame bhi n aya

[@shivamjaiswal5800]

def average(*numbers): print(type(numbers)) total = 0 for i in numbers: total += i if len(numbers) == 0: return 0 # To avoid division by zero if no numbers are provided return total / len(numbers) result = average(5, 6) print("average is:", result)

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You have to add one more condition on printing yku ere getting closer Play != 17 Or whatever is cirrect answer

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Me also

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[@Keepitshort417]

return statement is used to return the value of the expression back to the calling function

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Day 21 done ✅

[@divyajitsinhparmar9088]

aaj finally pata chala different arguments ke bare me

[@roonyfitness4621]

sir, there is a small mistake in the formula of average it should be (a+b+c)/3 instead of (a+b+c)/2

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a = 20 b = 65 def gmaean(a,b): mean = (a)//(b) print (mean)

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for those who had that question that will the compiler understand if i specified value for b only and later define values for a and c will the compiler understand that the second value is for c no it wont a defined value cannot be followed by a non defined value

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#return statement example def pizza_boy(*pizza): return pizza my_parcel=pizza_boy("one onion pizza", "two cheese pizza") print(my_parcel)

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7:45 #harry_bhai Unlike Java, JS where in built methods or functions are written as a.length(); a.length; But python's syntax for the same function is len(a) Co-incidentally user-defined functions are written as def length(a): print(len(a)) So if a programmer accidentally names a function name by the name of a built in function then an error will occur. If that is the case then one must be thoroughly aware of all the built in function. So are there any measures to mitigate these inevitable errors.

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That can only be achieved through practice , you can't just simply remember all the built in functions name

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start = int(input("Enter Start Number : ")) stop = int(input("Enter Stop Number : ")) lst= [i for i in range(start,stop) if i%2==0] print(lst) print even number in 4 line of code thanks harry bhai :)

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Hello sir, please explain, why you took Sum = 0

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I think you should have made a full new video on return statement, cause may be experienced people understand that but fresher like me do not understand anything about return statement

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Arguments are actual 😊

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Take the value and return

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12:00 return matlab wapas chale jao iss value ko leke.

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how to find Using function method find even number and also max or min using list List=[1,2,32,31,6,8,7]

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Day 21 completed🎉

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return means ----> Take this value and go back

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# default argument def FunDef(name,surname='king'): print("hello",name,"your surname is ", surname) FunDef('vaibhav') # keyword argument def FunKey(name,sal,city,country,age,address): naam=name salary=sal shahar=city desh=country umar=age pta=address print(naam,salary,shahar,desh,umar,pta) FunKey(address='rajnagar',name='vaibhav',age=22,sal=200000,country='india',city='indore') # variable length def FunVar(*marks): sum=0 length=len(marks) for i in marks: sum=sum+i percentage=sum/length print(percentage) FunVar(50,76,56,80,48)

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6:16 it will be: print("The average is", (a + b + c / 3) not print("The average is", (a + b + c / 2)

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Hlw brother can you explain 7:10

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Why did for loop use and why sum = sum + i

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Present sir #Day 21 COMPLETE!!!! ("return ka matlab hai vapas chale jao is value ko le kar")

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import time ok so basically I've applied some of knowledge until what things I've learned so far so good times = time.strftime('%H:%M:%S') greetings = print("Welcome to Maulik's Console", "it's", times, "May I know your Name ") name = input() print("How are you", name.capitalize()) mood = input().lower() if mood in ["good", "fine", "nice"]: print("So today which arithmetic operation would you like to perform?") work = input() if work == "addition": print("Ok then let's begin with", work) some_input = input().lower() if some_input in ["yeah sure", "yeah", "ok"]: def num_add(a,b): output=a+b print("Result = ",output) print("Enter Your Number") no1 = float(input()) no2 = float(input()) num_add(no1, no2) elif work in ("subtraction"): print("ok then let's begin with, Subtraction") some_input2 =input().lower() if some_input2 in ["yeah sure", "yeah", "ok"]: def num_sub(a,b): output=a-b print("Result = ",output) print("Enter Your Number") no1 = float(input()) no2 = float(input()) num_sub(no1, no2) elif work in ["multiplication","multiply"]: print("ok then let's begin with, Multiplication") some_input2 =input().lower() if some_input2 in ["yeah sure", "yeah", "ok"]: def num_multiply(a,b): output=a*b print("Result = ",output) print("Enter Your Number") no1 = float(input()) no2 = float(input()) num_multiply(no1, no2) elif work in ["division","Division"]: print("ok then let's begin with, division") some_input2 =input().lower() if some_input2 in ["yeah sure", "yeah", "ok"]: def num_div(a,b): output=a//b print("Result = ",output) print("Enter Your Number") no1 = float(input()) no2 = float(input()) num_div(no1, no2) elif work in ("mean"): print("ok then let's begin with, mean") some_input2 =input().lower() if some_input2 in ["yeah sure", "yeah", "ok"]: def num_mean(a,b): output=(a+b)/2 print("Result = ",output) print("Enter Your Number") no1 = float(input()) no2 = float(input()) num_mean(no1, no2) else: print("Ok Then See You Tomorrow")

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#Day 21 Done !

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function ke ander return ka matlab usko jo value mili hogi return statement ke doran woh value wapas leke chala jayega function ke bahar samjha

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