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Python - Function

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Unless we call a function, the code inside its function definition is not executed. (correct)

We can invoke (call) a function only once.

The program terminates once a function is called and executed.

We can define a function using the `function` keyword

A function named display_stars is defined to print three asterisks (***).
The display_stars function is called initially to print the stars once.
A for loop is used to iterate over a range of 2, calling the display_stars function twice more.
The total output of the code is four sets of three asterisks (***) printed on separate lines.