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Passing an variable by value as $$ function argument means to send a copy of the variable's value to the function.

In Python, functions take arguments passed by value only

Modularity make programs large and hard to understand

Variables created inside the function have global scope and cannot be used outside the function.

Functions are essential to reuse code, as it makes it modular

In Python, arguments are passed always by value, by reference is not supported.

Functions always take inputs $($arguments$)$ and produce output $($return value$)$

Modularity can make it easier to comprehend large programs