Functions With Ingredients 🎁

Your cheer() did the exact same thing every time. Kind of boring, right?

Put a name inside the parentheses when you define a function and it becomes a parameter — a blank space you fill in when you call it:

def greet(name):
    print(f"Hey {name}! Welcome back 👋")

greet("Zoe")      # ➜ Hey Zoe! Welcome back 👋
greet("Milo")     # ➜ Hey Milo! Welcome back 👋

One function, endless different greetings. Whatever you put inside the parentheses when you call it becomes name inside the function.

The parameter only exists inside the function — it's the function's own private variable.

Your mission

1. Build a function greet that takes one parameter: def greet(name):
2. Inside, print a greeting that includes name (use an f-string)
3. Call it with 3 different names so you get 3 different greetings