Decorators don't need inner wrappers, of course
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# Returned from wrapped function
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```
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The inner wrapper function is not necessary if all the work of the decorator can be done when the function is defined:
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```py
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def registerCallback(func):
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print("Registering callback function",func)
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return func
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@registerCallback
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def aFunction():
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print("Hello, world!")
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aFunction()
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# → Registering callbacuk function <function aFunction>
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# Hello, world!
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```
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Method wrappers work similarly, though be sure to explicitly provide a name (other than `self`) for the object instance:
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```py
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@ -894,6 +910,8 @@ superSecretFunction("hunter2")
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# Welcome!
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```
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### Keyword Arguments
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Arguments may be passed to a function by specifying their name instead of using their positional location.
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