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Functions in Python Common

Functions in Python allow you to define reusable blocks of code using the def keyword and ; to close. Parameters can be passed into functions and a return value specified. Comments are denoted with #. The visual mode in Python allows you to review function steps including objects, frames, variables, and breakpoints. Common operations like modulo (%) and data conversions between numbers and strings can be performed. Boolean logic uses operators like not, and, or in if/elif/else conditional statements.

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Functions in Python Common

Functions in Python allow you to define reusable blocks of code using the def keyword and ; to close. Parameters can be passed into functions and a return value specified. Comments are denoted with #. The visual mode in Python allows you to review function steps including objects, frames, variables, and breakpoints. Common operations like modulo (%) and data conversions between numbers and strings can be performed. Boolean logic uses operators like not, and, or in if/elif/else conditional statements.

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Functions in Python

Common:
def = define
; closes
return = return result
# comments
Have definable parameters

re:function

correct answer most important, efficiency later

Value for value of none if nothing assigned

Viz mode (e.g. wrench) allows you to review steps


 Objects and frames
 Variables mapped to definitions
 Breakpoints -> only cases appear

See tutorial for basic operations


% - modulo
can use modulo for screen positon
(screen wrapping)

Data Conversion
-#’s to strings
str  to string modules  imports + operator in strings joins them together

Boolean logic
Not, and, or
comparison operations (the same)
if – then statements (same)
w/ Booleans
else
elif (elseif)
names are case sensitive in Python

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