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A function in Python is called by:
- using the "call" keyword followed by the function name and parameters
- using the "invoke" keyword followed by the function name and parameters
- using the function name followed by parenthesis and arguments
- using the "run" keyword followed by the function name and parameters
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using the function name followed by parenthesis and arguments
Reason — A function in Python is called or invoked by writing the function name followed by parentheses, with the required input values passed as arguments inside the parentheses.
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