A technique which assigns the
ith (first, second, and so on) argument to the ith (first,
second, and so on) function parameter is called positional
parameter passing, while arguments passed in this way are named positional
arguments.
Let’s consider the below
snippet.
Output is
Positional parameter passing
is intuitively used by people in many social occasions. For example, it may be
generally accepted that when we introduce ourselves we mention our first
name(s) before our last name, e.g., "My name's John Doe".
Let's implement that social custom in Python.
Let's implement that social custom in Python.
Output is
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