Complete Python Scripting for Automation - Functions with keyword-based arguments

The video tutorial explains keyword-based arguments in Python, starting with a basic function definition using positional arguments. It demonstrates how changing the order of arguments affects the output and introduces keyword arguments as a solution to maintain consistent results. The tutorial highlights the practical application of keyword arguments in scripts and their importance in interviews, providing a simple explanation of how to pass arguments based on keywords.

What is the main issue with using positional arguments in a function?

• They are difficult to read.

• They can lead to incorrect value assignments if the order is changed.

• They require more memory.

• They are not supported in Python.

How can you ensure that a function receives the correct values regardless of the order they are passed?

• By using global variables.

• By using lambda functions.

• By using keyword-based arguments.

• By using default arguments.

What is a key benefit of using keyword-based arguments?

• They reduce the execution time of the function.

• They ensure that arguments are assigned to the correct parameters.

• They improve the readability of the code.

• They allow for more concise code.

In what scenario might keyword-based arguments be particularly useful?

• When writing a simple script.

• During a coding interview.

• When using a single argument.

• When defining a class.

Why might keyword-based arguments not be frequently used in everyday scripting?

• They are not always necessary for simple scripts.

• They require additional libraries.

• They are too complex to implement.

• They are not supported in all versions of Python.