We end with the statement “return” which tells Python to jump back to the point in the code it was at before. Here’s how you put this into action: Once you know how to define a function in ...

Learn how Python's dictionary ... run" # execute run_func my_dict[command](x, y) # or ... cmd = my_dict[command] cmd(x, y) Note that we need to define the functions first, then list them in ...