Intro To Python Programming - Keyword Arguments

The video tutorial explains how arguments are passed to functions in Python, focusing on the use of positional and keyword arguments. It demonstrates defining a function called 'batting average' and calling it with both positional and keyword arguments. The tutorial highlights the flexibility and readability benefits of using keyword arguments, emphasizing that they allow for more robust and clear code. The importance of writing code that is understandable for both the processor and other developers is also discussed.

What are the three arguments taken by the batting average function?

What happens if the keyword used in the function call does not match the keyword in the function definition?

Explain the difference between positional arguments and keyword arguments in function calls.

How can keyword arguments improve the readability of function calls in Python?

Why is it important to consider both the processor and other coders when writing code?