What are Arguments? in Python Language - Functions Part 3

Опубликовано: 03 Май 2026
на канале: Robotics Automate Academy
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Hello friends! Welcome back to Robotics Automate Academy! Today's objective is to learn arguments and how to use them properly with functions. First, I will teach you what are arguments and their uses. Then, I will show you how you can use it to make functions more flexible and interesting. In the next video, I will teach more about arguments and more than one way to use them.

If you haven't watched the previous two parts of Functions, then please watch before watching this video. Click on the links provided below. If you are watching this video and you don't know what are functions, then you can watch part 1 of functions. If you don't know how to define a function, then watch part 2 of functions You can use the same links that are provided below.

Link to Part 1 of Functions:
   • What are Functions in Python - Functions P...  
Link to Part 2 of Functions:
   • How to define/create a function in Python ...  

Time Stamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:32 - What are arguments?
1:46 - Coding

If you don't understand something, then rewatch the part that was confusing. If you still have questions about anything, then please feel free to tell me in the comments or contact me. You will find all of the details at the end of the video or on my channel.

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if you've missed any of my previous videos, then do please watch them. The link provided below is the link to Python Playlist where you will find all the videos you need to watch before watching today's video.

Link to the playlist:
   • Python Programming Language for Beginners  

I'll see you in part 4 of Functions, Till then bye-bye.