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Functions in Python introduce the concept of reusable blocks of code that perform specific tasks, organizing code and reducing repetition. The chapter covers defining and calling functions, using parameters and return values, and differentiating between built-in and user-defined functions. It also explains variable-length arguments and the use of default parameters.
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Term: Function
Definition: A reusable block of code designed to perform a specific task.
Term: Parameters
Definition: Inputs that are passed to functions, allowing them to accept varying inputs.
Term: Return Value
Definition: The output that a function produces after execution, specified using the return keyword.
Term: Default Parameters
Definition: Parameter values assigned in function definitions that are used if no argument is provided.
Term: *args and **kwargs
Definition: Special syntax for passing a variable number of arguments to functions, where args allows any number of positional arguments and *kwargs allows any number of keyword arguments.
Term: Builtin Functions
Definition: Functions that are predefined in Python, such as print() and len().
Term: Userdefined Functions
Definition: Functions that the user creates using the 'def' keyword.