More Than One Ingredient 🧪

Functions can take as many parameters as you want — just separate them with commas:

def order(drink, size):
    print(f"One {size} {drink}, coming right up!")

order("hot chocolate", "large")   # ➜ One large hot chocolate, coming right up!

Order matters! The first thing you pass lands in the first parameter, the second in the second. Swap them and you get:

order("large", "hot chocolate")   # ➜ One hot chocolate large, coming right up! 🤨

Same function, silly result. Python does exactly what you say, not what you meant. 😄

Your mission

Open a potion shop!

1. Build a function make_potion with two parameters: def make_potion(color, power):
2. Inside, print one sentence that uses both of them (f-string!)
3. Call it 3 times with 3 different color-and-power combos