Saturday, July 4, 2020

Lists & Functions


A list can also be sent to a function as an argument. So if we pass a list to a function, the function has to handle it like a list. 
Consider the below snippet.













Output is 12.


But if we invoke to the function in below way:






Python will response in below way.






This is caused by the fact that a single integer value mustn't be iterated through by the “for” loop.


A list can also be a result of a function. It mean, any entity recognizable by Python can be a function result.

Consider the below snippet.











Output is



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