What are keyword parameters in Python?

Can you explain what keyword parameters are in Python?

Sure! Keyword parameters in Python allow you to pass arguments to a function by explicitly naming them.

How do they differ from regular parameters?

Regular parameters are positional, meaning their order matters, while keyword parameters can be specified in any order.

Can you give me an example of using keyword parameters?

Of course! Here's a simple example: def greet(name, greeting='Hello'):. You can call it as greet(greeting='Hi', name='Alice').

Are keyword parameters mandatory to use?

No, they are optional. You can use them when you want to improve code readability or when a function has many parameters.