For some reason, everytime I think I finally understand the passing
arguments thing, I prove that I don't. However, I *am* getting a
little closer to getting it.
# Here I just created a couple of variables to print, and then
prt_Name returns g.
def prt_Name():
g = 'foo'
a = 'bar'
print g
print a
return g
# get_Name will get the argument from prt_Name:
def get_Name(b):
print 'f'
print b
get_Name(prt_Name)
# Calling get_Name with prt_Name as the argument produces this:
C:\Python24>python scripts\learning.py
f
<function prt_Name at 0x00AEBEF0>
At least it found the function. That's little shy of a miracle for
me. :) However, I would like to see 'foo' printed out, since it is
the result of the function. How can I correct this?
Thanks,
Don
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