The Ultimate Guide to Python Programming With Python 3.10 - Keyword Arguments

The video tutorial explains the use of default parameters in Python functions, highlighting how they can be assigned in the function declaration. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining the correct order of positional arguments and how keyword arguments can be used to avoid errors by allowing arguments to be passed in any order. The tutorial also warns against mixing keyword and positional arguments incorrectly, which can lead to syntax errors. It concludes by demonstrating the correct usage of both argument types to ensure error-free code execution.

What is the purpose of assigning default values in function declarations?

Explain how keyword arguments can help in avoiding positional errors.

What happens if you mix positional and keyword arguments incorrectly?

Describe the correct order of passing arguments when using both positional and keyword arguments.

How can you verify that the function works correctly with keyword arguments?