functions

Question

alright about this "wor" like i still can't get how this even works, like can i just use any set of words(any characters and all)

def this(wor):
print(wor + '!')

this('this word')
this('is weird')

output:
this world!
is weird!

Answer 1

Stuff within quotes are strings. E.g.

"string"
'another string'

Stuff not within quotes are identifiers, e.g. variables

myVar = "some string"

In your example, wor is an identifier, which is used as a function parameter. Parameters allow a function to accept arguments. Whatever you pass to the function will be stored in wor, which you can then use as a variable within that function.

Answer 2

Tomoe
If you define a function then you can give any value to the arguments unless it is specified for some particular value.🍃