Python keyword arguments are awesome! 🗝️

#python #tutorial #course

00:00:00 example 1
00:03:20 example 2
00:04:36 exercise
00:06:19 conclusion

# keyword arguments = arguments prefixed with the names of parameters
# order of the arguments doesn’t matter
# helps with readability

# ----- EXAMPLE 1 -----
def hello(greeting, title, first, last):
print(f"{greeting} {title}{first} {last}")

hello("Hello", title="Mr.", last="John", first="James")

# ----- EXAMPLE 2 -----
for number in range(1, 11):
print(number, end=" ")

print("1", "2", "3", "4", "5", sep="-")

# ----- EXERCISE -----
def get_phone(country, area, first, last):
return f"{country}-{area}-{first}-{last}"

phone_num = get_phone(country=1, area=123, first=456, last=7890)
print(phone_num)

[BroCodez]

# keyword arguments = arguments prefixed with the names of parameters
# order of the arguments doesn’t matter
# helps with readability

# EXAMPLE 1
def hello(greeting, title, first, last):
print(f"{greeting} {title}{first} {last}")

hello("Hello", title="Mr.", last="John", first="James")

# EXAMPLE 2
for number in range(1, 11):
print(number, end=" ")

print("1", "2", "3", "4", "5", sep="-")

# EXERCISE
def get_phone(country, area, first, last):
return

phone_num = get_phone(country=1, area=123, first=456, last=7890)
print(phone_num)

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There is one problem with this program. If your last 4 digits is something like 0123, the zero causes the following syntax error: leading zeros in decimal integer literals are not permitted; use an 0o prefix for octal integers. Has anybody else run into this problem. Hopefully, in future vids this will be brought up. All - in - all, these are very good lessons. Thanks Bro Code for all the efforts you've put into these vids.

[abdulhannan-]

Keyword arguments: Preceded by a keyword (the name of the argument at the time of defining the function)
e.g. when something is print(), the default value for that is end="\n" which we can alter by something enclosed in quotes.
Similarly with sep

def greeting(greeting, title, first, last):
return f"{greeting} {title} {first} {last}"
print(greeting("Hello", first="Bro", last="Code", title="Mr."))

Hello Mr. Bro Code


def greeting(greeting, title, first, last):
return f"{greeting} {title} {first} {last}"
print(greeting("Hello", last="Code", title="Mr.", first="Bro"))

Hello Mr. Bro Code


def greeting(greeting, title, first, last):
return f"{greeting} {title} {first} {last}"
print(greeting("Hello", "Mr.", last="Code", first="Bro"))

Hello Mr. Bro Code

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