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def greet(name): return f"Hello, {name}!" greet("Ada") # → Hello, Ada!
This defines a reusable instruction called greet. You hand it a name, and it gives back a friendly greeting with that name slotted in. Calling greet("Ada") produces “Hello, Ada!”.
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Every program is explained line by line in plain English. Ask it to go deeper, rephrase, or relate it to what you already know.
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