Use of conditional function, condition in definition

Question

I have a seemingly trivial problem. I write a definition and I don't know how to introduce conditional functions.

I have a definition that works:

def function_1 (kot):
     if kot == True:
         print ("Yes:")
     else:
         print ("NO:")

It wokrs good

function_1 (False)

No:

or

function_1 (True)

Yes:

But I would like to have such a thing in my definition

def function_1 (kot = True):
     if kot == True:
         print ("Yes:")
     else:
         print ("NO:")

and it doesn't work any more.

Answer 1

Because you need to call the function as you did in the above example

def function_1 (kot=True):
 if kot == True:
     print ("Yes:")
 else:
     print ("NO:")

function_1()

output:

Yes: