Python script function passing parameters

For example, this code:
def add (num):
num= num+10
d=2
Add (d)
Print D

Output 2
What should I do if I want to pass the address of D as C so that it outputs 12?

The function of Python is assigned, and the assignment is implemented by establishing a variable with the object's association.

• Executing d = 2 o'clock, you create D in __main__ and point it at 2 for this integer object.
  

• Execute the function in the Add (d) procedure:

  • After D is passed to the Add () function, Num also points to the 2 in __main__ within the function.

  • After executing num = num + 10, new Object 12 is created, and Num points to the new object,--12.

• If you understand the difference between a local variable in a function and a variable in a __main__, it is clear that in __main__, D is still pointing to the object 2, which does not change. So, you get 2 when you print D.

If you want to make the output 12, the simplest way is:

1. Add return num to function add ()

2. Use D = add when calling function (d)

The code is as follows:

def add (num): num + = ten return NUMD = 2d = Add (d) Print D

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Python script function passing parameters