Python function with arguments and no return value

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def User(name, phone_numbber, id):
print("This User Infos Are :".upper())
print("NAME :", name)
print("PHONE :", phone_numbber)
print("ID :", id)


print(User("Ahmed", "0796643919", "9145685"))

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print(" ")
print(" ")

def User(name, phone_number, id):
print("This User Infos Are :".upper())
print("NAME :", name)
print("PHONE :", phone_number)
print("ID :", id)

User_name = input("Please Enter User Name Here : ")
User_Phone = input("Please Enter User Phone Number Here : ")
User_id = input("Please Enter User ID Here : ")

User(User_name,User_Phone,User_id)

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When you say nothing is returned, are you referring to a variable being returned from the initial arguments? Considering the print statements are displayed by using the function.


Many thanks.

Thank you

I'm STILL missing something after re-watching and re-watching the video....
Why are the definitions different in:
"def display_wage_slip (name, net_pay):" vs. " display_wage_slip (employee_name, employee_net_pay)" ??
How does the computer know that "employee_net_pay" is the same as "net_pay"?