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Once you've defined a function, you can call it from your Python code as many times as you'd like.

To call a Python function, type in it's name, along with parenthesis, and any *required* arguments to the function. Let's try it now, with a function that doesn't require arguments.
To call a Python function, type in its name, along with parenthesis, and any *required* arguments to the function. Let's try it now, with a function that doesn't require arguments.

```python
>>> def hello_world():
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