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Learn about local variables, which “belong” to a function, and global variables, which are available to all functions.

Hello Everyone , in this video you will get explanation and demonstration of following Topics in Hindi- 1. What is Function? 2.

Why it is confusing to use the same variable name in the sending function and the receiving function. View an annotated PDF ...

This Python 3 tutorial course aims to teach everyone the basics of programming computers using Python. The course has no ...

Using function prototypes allows you to call functions before you have defined their function body.

This is a lecture from Python for Informatics - www.pythonlearn.com All Lectures: ...

How to pass objects to a function and get objects returned back from functions.

Using recursive function calls in python. View an annotated PDF transcription of the video: ...

Advanced Features of Functions Part 1 : Introduction and passing one function to another.

You use an if statement to make decisions about whether to take an action or not. You use an if/else statement to decide whether ...

This is my Technology Related information.Like "O" Level,"CCC", "Webdesign", "C" language, "C++" "Php","Java","Java Script", ...

Various forms of the print() function, including formatting output. Note: at 8:10 I say“I'll pass that on to the format function” -- the ...

Also: what is variable scope? Note: at 1:00, the narration should be “Is **a** in the current scope? No, it isn't.”

This lecture covers Chapter 6 - Strings from the book Python for Informatics: Exploring Data - www.pythonlearn.com All Lectures: ...

Writing an algorithm that finds a value in an array by looking at each item in term from beginning to end.

When an array has its elements in sorted order, a binary search is a very efficient way to find elements in the array.

Welcome to a new series of videos on the Python programming language. This time I want to tackle OOP, Object-oriented ...

Learn when to use -- and not to use -- exceptions.

Keep It Simple Sea Cucumber I'm talking about foundations here: pattern matching as *The Feature* of Scala, case classes, the ...