Defining and Calling Python Functions

Consider a short example script that defines a function f() and prints debug information with print():

def f():
    print("Function called")

print("Before calling f()")

f()

print("After calling f()")

In what order do outputs appear?

Select one:

Before calling f()
Function called
After calling f()

Function called
Before calling f()
After calling f()

Think about when a function body gets executed, and where execution returns after a function finishes.