When I was trying to learn about parameters 😂

Wouldn't that technically work? Sorry, I'm not hot on python

Yes that works

@DucksCanCode it would return 2 but since the function only takes one parameter its not a solution to the problem stated.

@DucksCanCode There's just no point in having the function 👍

++ for Python. And welcome to devRant!

I would rename the function to "calculate", then it works with subtractions too :-)

@JohanO True, rename it Identity ;)

Still only one parameter in that function haha

def add(args*):
return sum(args)

But it's understandable to mess up when the function has to do something so simple that can be done with an operator..

@stop That would fail too as it needs to take exactly two parameters.

This remind me of the shit my colleges do on our current project.

They just make a service call with one argument and pass in the entire local scope variable.

What this does is pass in all of the variables you defined on whatever controller method you called that service, as a struct. So if you have queries... arrays... lists.. strings... anything defined in that controller... it's being passed in to that service method whether you're using it or not.

@stop add = sum

@osmarks ez

Well, looks like you've completed your unit testing!

@DucksCanCode yes we can!

@Duckman ducks ahoy!

@jAsE what?

@jAsE "stop thanking Satan"

@jAsE that doesn't make sense

@jAsE not yet, it's the middle of the. Night here

Tomorrow I'll do it

But that function only has 1 argument then