Order | Positional | Default | Keyword | pass | return | Python | CBSE | CS | IP | AI

When defining and calling Python functions, the order of arguments matters, especially for positional arguments, which are matched based on their sequence. Default arguments are defined with a default value and must come after positional arguments in the function definition. Keyword arguments are passed using the parameter name (e.g., name="Alice") and can be in any order during the function call.
The pass statement is a null operation; nothing happens when it executes. It's often used as a placeholder where a statement is syntactically required but you haven't written the code yet (e.g., in an empty function or class).
The return statement is used to exit a function and optionally send a value back to the caller.
Understanding the order of arguments and the purpose of pass and return is fundamental in CBSE Computer Science (CS) and Informatics Practices (IP). These concepts are also crucial in Artificial Intelligence (AI) for defining and using functions effectively in complex algorithms and models.
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