Python Pure Functions | Pure Function

Pure Functions in Python:-
0:07 A pure function’s result depends only on the argument(s) you pass to it.
Also, given a particular argument (or arguments), a pure function always produces the same result.
For example, the built-in function sum’s return value depends only on the iterable you pass to it.
Given a list [1, 2, 3], sum always returns 6 no matter how many times you call it. Also, a pure function does not have side effects.

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