LM Introduction

Welcome to the Base Python course review section!

This section is designed to help you refresh your skills, strengthen your confidence, and prepare you for applying Python in more advanced projects or real-world tasks.

Instead of simply repeating concepts, you are encouraged to actively practice, explore additional examples, and reflect on how each topic connects to problem-solving in programming.

Take this time to revisit what you have learned, ask questions, and deepen your understanding — so you can continue your Python journey with a solid and confident foundation.

💡 Short Note: Functions in Python

A function is a reusable block of code that performs a specific task.
You define a function using the def keyword, followed by the function name and parentheses.

Example:

def showName(name):
    print(f"The given name is {name}!")

tempName = input("Bitte deinen Namen schreiben")

showName(tempName)

💡 Example: Function with Three Parameters and Default Values

You can define default values for function parameters, so they don’t have to be provided every time.

Example:

def describe_pet(name="Dog", age=2, color="brown"):
    print(f"This is a {color} {name}, and it is {age} years old.")

describe_pet()                 # Uses all default values
describe_pet("Cat", 5, "black") # Uses custom values
describe_pet(age=3)           # Only changes age