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@PythonPr Answer: 3 5 20
› a=3 -- set positionally
› b -- nobody passed it, so it stays at default 5
› c=20 -- keyword arg jumps over b and overrides c only
For beginners: keyword args let you override any default
by name without touching the others.
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@PythonPr Answer: 3 5 20
The quiz tests how Python handles positional and keyword arguments alongside default values:
def fun(a, b=5, c=10):: This defines a function where a is a required positional argument, while b and c have default values of 5 and 10, respectively.
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@PythonPr fun(3, c=20) calls the function with:
a = 3 # provided positionally
b = 5 # default value, because no b was provided
c = 20 # keyword argument overrides default c=10
So print(a, b, c) outputs:
3 5 20
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