What are user-defined functions? Why we need user-defined functions?
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A (UDF) is a typical apparatus in programming dialects, and the fundamental device of developers for making applications with reusable code. Since projects are for the most part made out of code that originates from the developer, or for this situation the client, its vast majority is made out of client characterized works infrequently punctuated by implicit capacities .
In spite of the fact that piece of any programming dialect, client characterized works all the more usually allude to the exceptional capacities that a client makes as contents or projects in substantial frameworks, for example, databases or spreadsheets like Microsoft Excel.
In spite of the fact that piece of any programming dialect, client characterized works all the more usually allude to the exceptional capacities that a client makes as contents or projects in substantial frameworks, for example, databases or spreadsheets like Microsoft Excel.
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Built-in functions are those that are already defined in Python libraries and we can call them directly. User defined functions are those that we define ourselves in our program and then call them wherever we want
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