Functions · Lesson 39 of 76
Functions
A function is a named block of code you can run whenever you want. Functions let you write logic once and reuse it — instead of copying the same lines everywhere.
You've used functions already: print() and len() are built-in functions. Soon you'll write your own.
Python
Think of a function as a small machine: you feed it inputs, it does a job, and it hands back a result. The next lessons show how to build your own.
Your turn: use the built-in max() function to print the biggest of 4, 9, 2.
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