Mastery 11. Calling Python Functions
To call a Python function you need to write the name of the given function and the argument(s) you want to use for that function.
Per example, if I have a function that sum its two arguments, I call it by writing its name followed by a parenthesis with the arguments I want to use for the function.
If the name of my function is sum and it needs to arguments. I write:
Sum (3,4)
Here\u2019s a screenshot of how a function that sum its two arguments would work. <\/p>\n

And it will print the following results:
7
9
88
Which corresponds to the sum of both arguments of the function.
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Mastery 11. Calling Python Functions
To call a Python function you need to write the name of the given function and the argument(s) you want to use for that function.
Per example, if I have a function that sum its two arguments, I call it by writing its name followed by a parenthesis with the arguments I want to use for the function.
If the name of my function is sum and it needs to arguments. I write:
Sum (3,4)
Here’s a screenshot of how a function that sum its two arguments would work. <\/p>\n

And it will print the following results:
7
9
88
Which corresponds to the sum of both arguments of the function.
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