Passing Function as an Argument in Python

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Program 1

#Function as an Argument

# def display(f):
#     print("This is a function: " , f)
# Calling
#display(25.36)
# print(type(display))
# # print(type("Hello"))
# # print(type(125))
# # print(type(125.66))
# # print(type(True))
#-----------------------------------------------
def display(f):
    return ("Python ", f) 

def msg():
    return " is a simple language "

#Calling
print(display(msg())) # function as an argument

 

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