@awdev_6: Python scope & return #programming #awdev_6

Michael :

Is this like local and global variables

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please what are the things you can creat with python?

Btek🇵🇱 :

What if I create a function inside a function and place the variable in the first function : def main (): variable = ‘something’ def main2(): print(variable) // would this work?

MasterDiddyDihSucker :

(fix me if im wrong) you can also make arguments in the function optional by assigning the argument to a value example code: def function(text="text"): print(text) now you can use function() and it will print "text" or you can change the text by function("Hello, World")

carolusquintae :

in languages that use {}, it's better to understand scope and return values because {} delimits a block of code, and any variable you create inside can't be used outside in a general way

VVindovvs :

It's because of the scope and pokkor.

Jeremy :

So I’ve made a small black jack program that currently draws 2 cards and has an output of 2 card values and 2 cards, I tried def it and using it in another program with the import, but all it does is run that function, it doesn’t actually give me the info it made, is there a way to call upon information created in it?

Michael Gorman :

I found realdev.dev helpful for learning these concepts

sam :

best explanation of return I've ever heard, now do a video comparing yield and return

E=mc² :

Happy birthday codestra 😁

MiN0000R :

functions can rerurn just one value ??

DBX code lab :

Is this like local and global variables

Mohammed Al Wahidi :

🥰 Thank you

⚡ Mr.Rebooo!! ⚡ :

Ras :

you are about 30 years behind

VerseOfTheDay :

first!! can I get a follow?!