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A function returns a result of some code processed.
On this website, we have posted about how to remove unwanted characters from your data and How to remove characters from an imported CSV file both will show you different approaches. In this blog posting, we are going to approach the process by using loops within a function. Essentially we are going to pass a…
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Are you using a function and looking to pass values into it to be processed? Well if this is the case you are trying to pass arguments to that function’s parameters so they will return a value for you. Parameters are just values that are associated with the function. For each function, you are going…
So you have been presented with the TypeError: ‘float’ object is not callable in Python, but unsure how to fix? Well read on so we can get you a solution. First things an overview of a Float A float is any number that can contain a decimal place separating an integer from the fractions to…
We have posted several python solutions to TypeErrors here on the website. Here is another one we hope you will find useful in solving a programming issue you may have. So what does the error mean? In the below code, we have four variables that have been assigned an integer. As can be seen we…
When starting to look at functions and having tested them in Python and Javascript, it was quickly apparent how programming languages are so similar. Except for the syntax you use in each; the programming is quite similar. The purpose of this video is to: Start on using functions from the ground up. Don’t over-complicate the…
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In this python program, we are learning how to pass data between functions. In light of this, you will use and see functions in many programming languages and data analytics projects. As a result, the ability to understand them has become important. Functions serve a number of benefits: You can pass a number of arguments…