Advanced Python - Partial Functions #07

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00:00 - Intro
00:04 - What are Partial Functions
00:38 - Importing Partial Functions
01:10 - Defining a Partial Function
02:48 - Overwriting values set by the Partial Function
03:07 - Deriving a partial function requiring no input
03:32 - Outro

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[gaboralmasi]

Why would I want to do this instead of defining square_it to be a regular (potentially a local) function? I could just write

def square_it(num: float) -> float:
return num_to_power(num, 2)

[ChannelMath]

why can't I just write 'def square_it(num): num_to_power(num, 2)