Possible to dynamically pass arguments to a function?

[deanhystad]

You can look up attributes by name.

class ChessThing():
    """Standing for chess which I do not have"""
    def __init__(self):
        self.BLACK = 100
        self.WHITE = 200
        self.A0 = 0
        self.A1 = 1
        self.A2 = 2
        self.A3 = 3
        self.A4 = 4
        self.A5 = 5
        self.A6 = 6
        self.A7 = 7

chess = ChessThing()

# Get attributes from chess using the attribute name
colors = [getattr(chess, color) for color in ['BLACK', 'WHITE']]
squares = [getattr(chess, f'{r}{c}') for r in ['A'] for c in range(8)]

print(colors)
print(squares)

Output:
[100, 200]
[0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]

Before doing that I would exhaust all efforts to see if there is any kind of collection for the A0..H7. But if you have to, you can get all 64:

squares = [getattr(chess, f'{r}{c}') for r in ['ABCDEFGH'] for c in range(8)]