Suppose that I have a function like this one: Now can I use the a, bvariables? Even if foo() is not returning them like this? I know this is easy to do if foo was a class, but it’s not. Answer Even though you are saying you have a function, not a class, python is able to transcend those differences
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how to access a dictionary from another function in the current function
I am trying to refer to the dictionary in function_one. I have tried to return the dictionary variables, and use the dictionary names as parameters and arguments. However, I am getting an error message saying that the dictionaries I am trying to access in function_two is not defined. Here is my simplified code: Basically, I am asking if the element
Problem: Squares of a Sorted Array | Can anyone lookout this code [closed]
Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Edit the question to include desired behavior, a specific problem or error, and the shortest code necessary to reproduce the problem. This will help others answer the question. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question Can anyone recorrect this code? Code is not working properly. The output should
How can I write “EvenWord” Recursive in Python [closed]
Closed. This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question We tried to solve the following problem with friends but we couldn’t come to a conclusion. How can we approach
How to avoid using global variables?
I use global variables but I’ve read that they aren’t a good practice or pythonic. I often use functions that give as a result many yes/no variables that I need to use in the main function. For example, how can I write the following code without using global variables? Answer One could ask what reasons you might have to structure
Julia: Passing Dict items as arguments to a function
I am trying to pass a Dict to a function in Julia. The Dict contains pairs of argument names and their respective values. Let’s say I have a function f and a Dict d: This throws a MethodError: I also tried using a NamedTuple, but this seems useless as it is sensitive to the order of the elements in the
I get a IndexError: list index out of range Error
I´m having some troubles on my code, that implements a function that verifies the lenght of a string and return that string with or without spaces. If String b >= 15 return b If strinf < 15 return “number os spaces until len(b)2 + string b But I get a IndexError: list index out of range Error. I cannot figure
Plotting multiple functions with pyplot, passing functions into functions, & reusing code
I want to plot multiple arbitrary math functions while reusing code for getting coordinates and plotting them. Answer You have to provide the function itself and not the call to it. You could restructure to something like this. Having a dedicated function to produce the coordinates and a dedicated function to draw them:
Is input arguments to a function returned always by default?
I have a function like given below. The code works fine and I require your assistance only in helping me to understand how the return or function output is stored. I am a beginner and your inputs would be helpful As you can see, I am only returning the result dataframe as output from the function. No other variables are
How do I write a function to run a function and return uniquely named outer-scope variables?
I need to run one function multiple times where 3 out of 5 arguments stay the same every time. How can I write a function to just take the unique arguments as inputs and return the outputs of the inner function as unique variables? The function I’m trying to run is part of SQLalchemy: The first argument, table name, is