Learning Python: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners to Coding with Python with Useful Tools

Calling Multiple Functions
We can call the function as many times as we want. All we need is to add
another parameter to our function. Check the code below:
def animal_list(animal_kind, pet_name):
“““ Display Details About Animal.”””
print(f “\nThis is a {animal_kind}.”)
print (f “My {animal_kind}’s name is {pet_name.title()}.”)
animal_list (“Cat”, “Lucy”)
animal_list (“Dog,” “Bruce”)
animal_list (“Rat,” “Chase”)
The program follows the same sequence and performs the output. However,
in this situation, we added two more parameters to the list. Therefore, our
output will look like this:
This is a Cat.
My Cat’s name is Lucy.
This is a Dog.
My Dog’s name is Bruce.
This is a Rat.
My Rat’s name is Chase.
Calling a function several times is an efficient way when you have several
parameters. The code about the details of the animal is written once inside
the  function.  However,  whenever  you  want  to  describe  a  new  animal,  all
you need is to call the function by providing information about the animal.