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Functions as Objects
def multiply(x, y): return x * y a = 4 b = 7 operation = multiply print(operation(a, b)) can anyone explain how it code works?
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multiply is a function that returns the multiplication of it's two arguments.
operation is assigned to multiply and does the same thing now as multiply so it returns 7*4=28
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functions are objects, thus, you can assign them to a variable. So calling operation is EXACTLY the same as multiply, with the same arguments.
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if I write operation = multiply then operation behave like multiply?