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Taking Python functions to the next level

What you'll learn

Master intermediate and advanced Python function topics

Learn about required and optional parameters (default values)

Learn about using positional and keyword arguments

Learn about positional-only and keyword-only arguments

Learn about args and kwargs

Learn about generator functions

Requirements

This is an intermediate course on functions. You should already be familiar with defining functions.

Description

This course covers Python functions at intermediate and advanced levels. Once students have mastered the fundamentals of defining and calling functions, they're ready to start exploring more advanced topics. This course enables students to write more flexible and powerful functions and to be better placed to use functions in the standard library and third-party packages.Functions allow you to package code so you can re-use it flexibly and efficiently whenever and wherever you need to. Understanding all the options available when creating parameters and passing arguments is key to be able to define and use functions effectively.This course covers the following topics:Positional and keyword arguments, and the requirements when mixing argument categories.Optional arguments with default values*args and **kwargsPositional-only and keyword-only arguments using / and *Generator functions using the `yield` keyword–-About me, your instructorI've been teaching Python for a decade. Before that, I worked as a physicist and used programming in my research work for over a decade.My focus is on communicating clearly, in a friendly and relaxed manner. I'm the author of the The Python Coding Book (you can ask Google for a "python book" and you'll find this book as one of the first entries) and I have taught Python to individuals and corporations around the world.And I'm approachable. You can ask me questions and I'll always reply, whether here on social media or anywhere else you can find me!

Overview

Section 1: Getting Ready For A Deeper Dive Into Functions

Lecture 1 Get Comfortable and Enjoy The Ride

Lecture 2 Function Names and Function Calls • Returning `None`

Lecture 3 Using Functions as Arguments in Other Functions

Lecture 4 Parameters and Arguments

Section 2: Positional And Keyword Arguments

Lecture 5 What's The Difference Between Positional and Keyword Arguments

Lecture 6 Mixing and Matching Positional and Keyword Arguments

Lecture 7 Changing The Order When Using Keyword Arguments

Lecture 8 Introducing The Contact List Project

Lecture 9 Using Positional and Keyword Arguments • And Using Pretty Print

Section 3: Optional Arguments With Default Values

Lecture 10 Adding Default Values to Make Arguments Optional

Lecture 11 The Order of Parameters With And Without Default Values

Lecture 12 Back to The Contact List Project

Lecture 13 A Side Note About the Order in Dictionaries

Lecture 14 The Mutable Default Value Pitfall

Lecture 15 A Quick Recap and Revisiting `print()`

Section 4: Argh!! What Are Those args And kwargs?

Lecture 16 A Small Detour: Unpacking

Lecture 17 And A Bit More Unpacking

Lecture 18 And A Quick Summary of All The New Terms

Lecture 19 Using Any Number of Optional Positional Arguments • `*args`

Lecture 20 Unmasking `*args`

Lecture 21 Some Rules When Using `*args`

Lecture 22 Using Any Number of Optional Keyword Arguments • `**kwargs`

Lecture 23 And Now, Let's Put `*args` And `**kwargs` Together

Lecture 24 Using `*args` in The Contact List Project • Part 1

Lecture 25 Using `*args` in The Contact List Project • Part 2

Lecture 26 Using `**kwargs` in The Contact List Project

Section 5: Those Rogue Backslashes and Asterisks • Positional-only and Keyword-only Argumen

Lecture 27 The Rogue Backslash In A Function Signature • Positional-only Arguments

Lecture 28 The Rogue Asterisk In A Function Signature • Keyword-only Arguments

Lecture 29 Revisiting `*args`

Lecture 30 Functions With Both `/` and `*`

Section 6: Generator Functions Using The `yield` Keyword

Lecture 31 Replacing `return` With `yield`

Lecture 32 A Bit More on Generator Functions

Lecture 33 Creating Multiple Generators From The Same Generator Function

Section 7: Docstrings, Type Hints, And Some General Best Practices

Lecture 34 Docstrings

Lecture 35 Type Hints • Part 1

Lecture 36 Type Hints • Part 2

Lecture 37 Final Words

This course is for Python learners ready to move to more intermediate topics,This course is ideal for those who are ready to explore Python functions in more detail







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