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The document provides an introduction to functions in programming, explaining their purpose, syntax, and types. It covers built-in and user-defined functions, as well as concepts like arguments, parameters, return statements, and recursion. Examples are included to illustrate how functions are defined and used.

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Python_Functions_Presentation

The document provides an introduction to functions in programming, explaining their purpose, syntax, and types. It covers built-in and user-defined functions, as well as concepts like arguments, parameters, return statements, and recursion. Examples are included to illustrate how functions are defined and used.

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Slide 1: Introduction to Functions

- Functions are blocks of code designed to perform a specific task.

- They help in code reusability and better organization.


Slide 2: Syntax of a Function

- Use the 'def' keyword to define a function.

- Syntax: def function_name(parameters):

- # block of code

- return result (optional)


Slide 3: Types of Functions

- 1. Built-in Functions (e.g., print(), len(), type())

- 2. User-defined Functions (defined using def)


Slide 4: Function Example

- def greet(name):

- print('Hello,', name)

- greet('Alice') # Output: Hello, Alice


Slide 5: Arguments and Parameters

- Arguments: Values passed to a function.

- Parameters: Variables in function definition.

- Types: Positional, Keyword, Default, Variable-length (*args, **kwargs)


Slide 6: Return Statement

- Functions can return values using the 'return' keyword.

- Example:

- def add(a, b):

- return a + b
Slide 7: Recursion

- A function calling itself is called recursion.

- Example:

- def factorial(n):

- if n == 1: return 1

- return n * factorial(n-1)

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