Functions - Python 3 Programming Tutorial p.6

Learning how and why to use Functions in Python.

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[nm]

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[wilfreddevries]

@3:20 ; `this_style` is called snake case, btw.

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[untilthen]

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sentdex  Again, I love your vids and can't tell you how wonderful you are to the world of curious-to-be-programmers - so ya cool in that BUT ya still got dem trailing commas!!!
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[kubasachajko]

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[tonipodobnikrozman]

i tried "ctrl+]", but it does not work for me to align tabs in a def of a function, can anyone help me?

[MIGuy]

what is the cost when time is critical in a control system and space is not a factor nor is creation/maintenance? Only interested in exection time.

[kingsleyuchenna]

Thanks for that clear and beautiful video. Please pardon the nature of my question. I'm a beginner.
My question is; after defining X and run, it ran in 1sec unlike when it took 3secs to run when not defined?
What does the time running difference mean?