You’ll resume the video course later. Here’s a short extract from a Real Python tutorial to wrap up the topic of positional and keyword arguments.
This text is part of a Real Python tutorial by John Sturtz.
Positional Arguments
The most straightforward way to pass arguments to a Python function is with positional arguments (also called required arguments). In the function definition, you specify a comma-separated list of parameters inside the parentheses:
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>>> def f(qty, item, price):
... print(f'{qty} {item} cost ${price:.2f}')
...
When the function is called, you specify a corresponding list of arguments:
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>>> f(6, 'bananas', 1.74)
6 bananas cost $1.74
