Hi there, i have a newby question but i don't to ask if understand better python code.

The word(s) within brackets (usually referred to as parenthesis in programming) are parameters for the function. A parameter is something that allows you to pass data to the function when you call it.

Let's say you wanted a function to return the sum of two numbers, but you wanted these two numbers to be passed in to the function, instead of something that was defined in the function. That would be achieved by defining two parameters and then passing in two values (called arguments) to the method when you called it.

Like this:

def add(a, b): # a and b are parameters
    return a + b # a will equal the first argument passed in, b will equal the second

add(5, 2) # 5 will be passed in as the first argument, 2 as the second.
# The result of the method will be 7, since 5 + 2 equals 7.

Parameters and arguments allow you to create dynamic function whose result can differ depending on the data passed in to them, which makes them more reusable.

So if I call the function few lines later like this:

add()

All the argument will work? Or i must call the function with all the arguments?

Uderstood In the shopping list code i had some problem with this. Because every time i saw him create some function and use the parameter in another function

I thing i'll return the pyrhon basic material to understand more ..