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# In this example, I use def to define the function named (names_of_fruits),
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# In this example, I use def to define the function named, i_love,
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# the parameter is (fruits) and the argument is 'Apple'.
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# the parameter is fruits and the argument is 'Apple'.
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def names_of_fruits(fruit): # first line of FUNCTION DEFINITION
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def i_love(fruit): # first line of FUNCTION DEFINITION
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print("I love to eat %ss!" % fruit) # second line
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print(f"I love to eat {fruit}s!") # second line
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names_of_fruits('Apple') # FUNCTION CALL here!
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i_love('Apple') # FUNCTION CALL here!
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# Function calls have arguments, like 'Apple' here, and function definitions
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# Function calls have arguments, like 'Apple' here, and function definitions
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# have parameters,
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# have parameters. The parameter here is fruit. The argument is a *value*,
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# and the parameter is a *name*. Values are mapped to names, just like with
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# an assignment statement. It's the same as:
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#
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# fruit = 'Apple'
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#
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