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In python, functions (like all other objects) are first class objects, meaning they can be :
  1. Assigned as a variable or in a data structure (for example list: [greeting('fr'), greeting('en'), greenting('de')]
  2. Passed as an argument to a function
  3. ​​​​​​​[...]
Answer
Returned as the result of a function

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In python, functions (like all other objects) are first class objects, meaning they can be :
  1. Assigned as a variable or in a data structure (for example list: [greeting('fr'), greeting('en'), greenting('de')]
  2. Passed as an argument to a function
  3. ​​​​​​​[...]
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In python, functions (like all other objects) are first class objects, meaning they can be :
  1. Assigned as a variable or in a data structure (for example list: [greeting('fr'), greeting('en'), greenting('de')]
  2. Passed as an argument to a function
  3. ​​​​​​​[...]
Answer
Returned as the result of a function
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