Python Programming: A Smarter And Faster Way To Learn Python In 7 Days: With Practical Exercises, Interview Questions, Tips And Tricks by Chris Harvard
Author:Chris Harvard [Harvard, Chris]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2019-07-17T16:00:00+00:00
But a simpler and intelligent approach could be:
Program 2
Built-in functions
A built-in function is a function that is already created by Python interpreter. We can’t modify it. We can just use it and perform a task. The print function is a well-known example of built-in functions. It is not our concern what lines of code are written inside the print function; we just use it to perform the task. There are numerous built-in functions in Python.
Basic syntax
Built-in functions are called according to the requirement of the code. They are called by their name and in parenthesis, we just pass some arguments as input statements. Passing these parameters is entirely optional. The basic syntax to call a built-in function is:
built_in_function_name (argument1, argument 2, . . .)
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