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function as parameter - Azdaghost - Mar-29-2025
hello and i have a question about python
are you able to add a function as a parameter and still run it?
here's what it would look like:
def function_load(function):
function() # parameter
def add(x, y):
return x + y
print(function_load(add(x, y)))
# or...
# this in tkinter
# func
window.after(0, forever)
RE: function as parameter - buran - Mar-29-2025
Something like
def function_load(function, *params):
return function(*params) # parameter
def add(x, y):
return x + y
x = 3
y = 5
print(function_load(add, x, y))there might be better approach, depending what exactly you want to achieve
RE: function as parameter - DeaD_EyE - Apr-01-2025
With First Class Functions In Python, you can:
- assign functions to names
- pass them along as arguments
- store them in bigger data structures
- define them inside another function and also return them from another function just like any other objects