🧠 What You'll Learn
In Part 3 of our Python Functions tutorial series, we’ll explore advanced concepts that help you write more flexible and powerful functions.
- Understanding default parameter values
- Using variable-length arguments (*args and **kwargs)
- Scope of variables inside and outside functions
- Introduction to lambda (anonymous) functions
📽️ Video Walkthrough
This video explains how to enhance your Python functions by adding default parameters, accepting a variable number of arguments, and understanding the scope of variables. You will also get a brief introduction to lambda functions, which provide a compact way to write small anonymous functions.
- Setting default values for function parameters
- Using
*args
for non-keyword variable arguments - Using
**kwargs
for keyword variable arguments - Variable scope: local vs global variables
- Writing simple lambda functions
✅ Key Takeaways
- Default parameters allow functions to have optional arguments.
*args
and**kwargs
enable flexible argument passing.- Understanding variable scope is crucial to avoid bugs.
- Lambda functions offer concise syntax for small anonymous functions.
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