Example of how functions interpret arguments

function_interpretation.py

def example_function(argument1, argument2):
    '''
    The function takes whatever is given to it as argument1 and argument2.
    It then assigns the values it was given to the variables argument1 and argument2.
    '''
    print('argument1 is ' + str(argument1))
    print('argument2 is ' + str(argument2))

print("I'll now call the function with the values 2 and 135. \n")
example_function(2, 135)

print("Now I'll give it two variables that are named 'tom' and 'bob'. \n"
      "They have the values 'string' and 19782.075.")
tom = 'string'
bob = 19782.075
example_function(tom, bob)

# Run this script and see what happens!