Python functions

Question

def count():

does the above syntax make sense?

Answer 1

Function are so much easier to get arguments and different things

Answer 2

Yes this is function it's call whenever you need without arguments.

Answer 3

Any function makes sense only when it is called

Answer 4

Function attributes and function arguments are two different things.

function attributes
def fun():
pass

fun.__doc__ or fun_doc
fun.__dict__ or fun_dict etc..

function arguments
def fun(a,b): // a, b are arguments
pass

But yes you can have function with no arguments and no values for attributes (__doc__ string or __dict__ remains empty)

Answer 5

Thank 😍

Answer 6

@swim, can you please explain attributes and arguments in detail? in def fun(a,b) a and b are arguments....which are attributes???

Answer 7

@swim .....yes please

Answer 8

got it thank you so much

Answer 9

+return

Answer 10

bruh this useless no cool no pog

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

def fun():
fun_doc
Or
fun_dict

Answer 13

Function can overlap other function or take text, char and variables

Answer 14

.

Answer 15

No, there must be some code after the function is defined.

Answer 16

@aymane and @swim,
sorry for not describing my question, can we have no attributes in function? is my question

Answer 17

Yes you can, def count(): pass
Is a function that does nothing, no attributes or arguments are required.

Answer 18

It will be easier to understand attributes after studying classes, don't rush it. However,if you still want to just ask again.