Added another example to defining-functions article (#28449)
Added an example to help show how to define and call functions in a simple and easy to understand manner.
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If a function is defined inside another function, the inner function can only be called inside the function in which it was defined.
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If a function is defined inside another function, the inner function can only be called inside the function in which it was defined.
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### Another Example
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```python
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>>> def print_letters_blank(name): # define the function, give a argument if necessary
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# loop to print out each letter in the name
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for letter in name:
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print(letter)
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>>> print_letters_blank("John") # call the function
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>>> print_letters_blank("Sarah") # call the function again, but with a different argument
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