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| **Remarks** | **Remarks** | ||
| * although it is possible to add type annotations, in Python a function's signature only consists of the number of parameters and their names | * although it is possible to add type annotations, in Python a function's signature only consists of the number of parameters and their names | ||
| - | * objects are generally passed as reference (hence, when printing ''x'', we see the list ''[1,3]'') (for details see: [[https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html | Python data model]]) | + | * objects are generally passed as reference (hence, when printing ''x'', we see the list ''[1, 3]'') (for details see: [[https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html | Python data model]]) |
| * ''+'' denotes list concatenation | * ''+'' denotes list concatenation | ||