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We can define __functions__ in Python. Functions are defined globally, within the file/module as they begin in ''column 0'' (the left-most position on a line, with no indentation).
We can define __functions__ in Python. Functions are defined globally, within the file/module as they begin in column 0.
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A function is a block that defines a series of lines we want to execute when the function is called. We can pass zero or more __arguments__ (variables) to the function.
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\\# we define a function called "display_message", passing a single argument named "message"
\\# we define a function called "display_message"
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# we call or execute the function here
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