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Difference between calling a function and referencing a function python

Difference between calling a function and referencing a function python

def caller(f):
    f()

def hello():
    print("hi")

def goodbye():
    print("bye")

caller(hello)  # Prints "hi"
caller(goodbye)  # Prints "bye"

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Source: stackoverflow.com

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