Functions, methods, parameters, arguments, keywords ...

Yes! So an easiest way to separate the difference between a function and a method is the preceding '.'. For example print() is a function and .sort() is a method. This is getting a little further into the weeds, but a method is a function of an object. Similarly to the bark of a dog. Barking is a function but because its exclusive to a dog, it is then a function. Parameters and arguments are also similar but you can think of a parameter as the invitation to pass an argument. For example print() has one parameter, when I pass the argument 'hello world' to print(this would look like: print('hello world'), it prints: hello world Keywords is a little vague. There are 'keyword value pairs' but I don't think you've made it to a point where you are learning that yet. Comment if you have any questions. Select best answer to show some love.