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Python Function Arguments
Role of Arguments in Functions
Function Arguments Types
I. Positional Arguments: Basics and Usage
II. Default Arguments: Providing Default Values to Parameters
III. Keyword Arguments: Specifying Arguments by Name
IV. Variable-Length Arguments: Handling Arbitrary Number of Arguments
V. Keyword-Only Arguments: Restricting Arguments to Keyword Syntax
VI. Mixing Different Types of Arguments
The Order of Arguments
Positional Arguments
Positional Arguments Examples
I. Defining and Using Positional Arguments
II. Passing Values to Positional Arguments
III. Positional Arguments Parameter Order
IV. Multiple Positional Arguments in Python Functions
V. Mixing Different Types of Arguments
VI. Passing Arguments to Functions
VII. Positional Arguments and Default Parameter Values
Handling Variable-Length Positional Arguments
Unpacking Positional Arguments in Function Calls
Python Default Arguments
Understanding the Need for Default Arguments
Python Default Arguments Syntax and Usage
How Default Arguments Work in Function Calls
I. Setting Default Values for Function Parameters
II. Overriding Default Arguments with Explicit Values
III. Combining Default Arguments with Other Function Arguments
IV. Default Arguments in Lambda Functions
V. Default Arguments in Recursive Functions
VI. Default Arguments in Decorators
Default Arguments in Built-in Functions and Libraries
Python Keyword Arguments
How do keywords play a role in function calls?
What is the syntax for using Keyword Arguments in function declarations?
I. How can you specify arguments by name in function calls?
II. What is the difference between Required and Optional Keyword Arguments?
III. Can you mix Positional and Keyword arguments in function calls?
IV. How can you assign Default Values for Keyword Arguments?
V. How to Override Default Values with Explicit Keyword Arguments?
VI. Can you pass arguments in arbitrary order using Keyword Arguments?
VII. How do you handle Unknown or Extra Keyword Arguments?
VIII. How are Keyword Arguments used in Object-Oriented Programming?
Python dict() Function
Python dict() Syntax and Parameters
I. Keyword Arguments (kwargs)
II. Mapping Object
III. Iterable
Python dict() Return Value
What Does dict() Function Do?
I. Creation of dict() Object
II. Deep-Copying Dictionaries with dict()
III. Using zip() with dict()
Handling Different Data Types with dict()
Python max() Function
Python max() Syntax and Parameters
I. Iterable
II. Key (Optional)
III. Default (Optional)
Python max() Return Value
I. Creation of max() Object
II. Python max() with Floats
III. Python max() Index
IV. Handling Empty Iterables with max()
V. Python max() with Conditional Statement
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