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The difference
People mix these terms up constantly. Here's the simple rule: Parameters are in the function definition. They're the names you choose. Arguments are in the function call.
They're the actual values you pass. python def greet(name): # name is a parameter print(name) greet("Alice") # "Alice" is an argument Parameter = placeholder. Argument = actual value.
