Lecture 62: Learn differentiate Parameter and Argument

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Parameters and arguments are related concepts in Python functions, but they serve different roles: Parameters: These are the variable names listed inside the parentheses in the function definition. They act as placeholders for the values that the function will receive when it is called.  Arguments: These are the actual values that are passed to the function when it is called. They are the data that the function will use to perform its operations.

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00:00parameter and argument are what are the difference and what are the difference.

00:04Now, to understand the difference, I will show you a scenario.

00:08The scenario is that

00:10this is your college, school, university, or university.

00:16You can go to the store,

00:19you can go to the chai-chai,

00:20you can go to the store,

00:22and you can go to the school, college, university class,

00:26and you can go to the store.

00:27You can go to the store,

00:31you can give the diner,

00:33you can take out the store,

00:34but you can tell me that you look at the program.

00:39So, you can go to the store for a function,

00:42which makes two numbers,

00:45because the money comes,

00:47it has gone.

00:49So you have two small stores,

00:52and these are two gha'ahs,

00:54so you can figure out the function.

00:57So you can say that this is not a problem, I have to make it simple.

01:01You can say that this is a function of def adder.

01:06And what does this function do?

01:09This function will call. Print.

01:12Print. Print.

01:13And this function will be 2 plus 2. Very simple.

01:17Now, for this function to execute,

01:20you can tell the function to call.

01:24You can say function call.

01:26You can say that function call means invoke.

01:30You can say invoke.

01:32You can say invoke.

01:34You can say execute.

01:36So if you have any word in actual life,

01:41you will understand that this is a meaning.

01:43Function call, function execute, function invoke.

01:45So function call.

01:47You can say that function call.

01:49So you can say that.

01:51Funcute results.

01:53You can say Wahl.

01:54The next function,

01:56the qualifiers are two plus two.

01:57I'm saying exeked.

01:59So are you lucky?

02:00But you can say that.

02:02You can protect those.

02:03This function.

02:04This function is aẻ.

02:05Why are you extremely different?

02:06D pong.

02:07You have to stay somewhere.

02:08So you can recognize?

02:09Okay, show them that second function

02:18So you okay.

02:20He has executed, he has called function, two plus two, four.

02:23Now, if you have said that if you have more value,

02:28then you have three.

02:29Here you have six.

02:31You have three and six.

02:33You have three and six.

02:35You have nine results will return.

02:38Excellent.

02:40However,

02:42he knows that all these things are fluctuated.

02:47And the other problem is that I have function call with function under code.

02:53This is dangerous.

02:55When my code is very big,

02:57when my code is 100-150 lines,

02:59then I will go where to go.

03:02This problem is gone.

03:04You have gone.

03:05You have gone.

03:06You have gone.

03:08You have no problem.

03:10This is one of the best course Python.

03:12It's no problem for me.

03:14Now,

03:17this variable uses function call whenever I provide distance.

03:20The current function dánd Um bastante.

03:25Now,

03:28if this variableInt guy can' access to function call,

03:31I will give it here,

03:33then it will tell me how much more.

03:36no question!

03:37If I show this variable,

03:38I'll give this parentheses into function call,

03:40then I'll give this.

03:42If I add 2 plus 2,

03:44then I'll give this 2 comma 2

03:46or 3 comma 2,

03:49or 2,

03:50then then I'll add 2 for 2.

03:52Then I'll give this problem not a problem.

03:54I'll give this problem.

03:56This x plus 2 will give you,

03:58then I'll give this x.

04:01Then y will add.

04:02Then y will give this y.

04:05Now I have to say that there are no need to be a block of code that will be x plus y.

04:12So, the two numbers will be added.

04:16Now I have a container owner.

04:22Remember that you are a user.

04:24You are a code designer.

04:30You are a engineer.

04:35Good, good.

04:36Now I have to go to the container owner.

04:38Now I have to give it.

04:403 plus 2, 5.

04:42Wow, this is so cool.

04:43This means that you can call multiple times this function to parameter.

04:48Basically, the function doesn't need to see the function.

04:51Here you can see.

04:53Here you can see.

04:55This is very cool.

05:02This is very cool.

05:03Now, the job you have done.

05:08This is basically what we call parameter.

05:10The function has done.

05:15The function has done.

05:19Here you can send it.

05:20I have to define parameter.

05:23So if you have a function called, then you have a argument to give it.

05:30Now that's what the problem is.

05:31He said that you have a parameter defined, I have a value to give it, then I have a argument to give it.

05:35So you have a question.

05:37You have to say, look, my daughter is a Tommy.

05:41Your daughter is a simple daughter.

05:44So that's what the thing is.

05:47The user has value variable to give it, they have a argument to give it.

05:51The user has a variable to give it, they have a parameter to give it.

05:58Okay.

06:00So you have to understand that the variable is a function declaration.

06:06It is a function declaration.

06:09Function declaration.

06:10The parenthesis of the variable is a parameter.

06:15And that's why there are a function, the client is a claim to give it.

06:20Or a function, the owner is a client or a Dean is a owner.

06:22Or if you have a function to use it right now.

06:26And the actual value those give it, the actual value is our argument.

06:32This is a very important question.

06:33Interview in a question.

06:34I'm asked to ask you.

06:35So you have to ask your questions.

06:35So you have to ask yourself.

06:36So you have to ask yourself.

06:37So you have to ask your parameters and argument.

06:40It's다� tommy.

06:41It's the answer tommy.

06:43This is part of my family.

06:44I've asked you.

06:45You can't say that parameter and argument is not true.

06:51I don't want to say that, but I have an example.

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