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I am new to python, and I tried writing a function but it says it is not defined, so I tried using it after declaring it, and it worked. I program in C and there I just put function prototype and it's all good. Is there any nice way to do this in python as well? or do I really need to think about the order that I am writing the function? cause it sounds pretty stupid if you have a huge code with 100 functions that uses each other what do you do?

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    Put the functions into modules that you import Commented Jan 2, 2019 at 20:47
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    In the same file? Not nice and neatly like you can with prototypes in C. Functions should be defined before usage. Commented Jan 2, 2019 at 20:47
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