Functions in Python

 Here are my notes from the functions lesson of the PEH. I think this was a fairly easy lesson to follow along with. My biggest take away I think is the importance of the indentation. As well as the fact that you can have single or multiple parameters.

And as a reminder the '#' on the right-hand side of the code are my notes for later. I have always like keeping shorthand reminders that call back things rather than long drawn-out notes. But if you need any clarification please comment or message me on my social medias and I will try and elaborate. 






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