Module 3 Summary
Thomas J. Kennedy
Having completed the Python Basics I - Variables & Functions module (i.e., Module 3) you should now be comfortable:
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working with
intandfloatvariables -
writing basic functions that accept one or more arguments
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writing basic functions that return one or more values
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selecting and adding appropriate type hints to functions
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adding pydoc documentation to functions
1 Questions to Consider
Take a few minutes to reevaluate your level of comfort with the following:
- declaring, initializing, and outputting variables for primitive data types, e.g.,
intfloatbool
- calling (invoking) functions
- writing functions (both value returning and non-value returning)
2 On to the Next Module…
The next module (i.e., Python Basics II - Basic IO & F-Strings) will introduce how to format output, with a focus on f-strings.