A function is a named bundle of lines. Def writes it, and a call runs it.
A function is a bundle of lines with a name. Write it once, and use it anywhere.
Def writes the function down, but it does not run it. The lines pushed in under def belong to the function.
A call runs the function by its name, on a line of its own that is not pushed in.
A parameter is a blank in the brackets that you fill in each time you call.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
No. Def only writes the recipe. A call is needed to run it.
A call. Def writes it, and a call runs it.
Three. Each call runs the function once.
hi Teo. The same recipe with a different input gives a different result.
A parameter. A parameter is a blank you fill in each time you call it.
Be a function! Ask a grown-up to pick a name for a small routine, like tidy up, which means put away three things. Writing the name down is def. Saying it out loud is a call, and you do the routine, and each time it is said again, you do it again.
Be a function together: pick a name for a small routine, like tidy up, meaning put away three things. Writing the name down is def, saying it aloud is a call, and each call is another go.
