How to print variables in function?

[samuelbachorik]

Hi, lets think function

def help():
    a = 0
    b = 1
    c = linear(x)

How to now get these variables of this functions into some kind of list. I mean by that something like this:

thisdict = {
"a": "0",
"b": "1",
"c": linear()
}

It can be also array, doesn't matter. Some kind of way how to print all variables in function and not alphabetically but in order they were created

Thank you.

[ndc85430]

I don't understand your question, since you seem to have posted a solution to it: create a dict and return it?

Perhaps explain in more detail what you're really trying to achieve. Why, for instance, does it matter in which order the variables were created?

[samuelbachorik]

I don't understand your question, since you seem to have posted a solution to it: create s dict and return it?

Perhaps explain in more detail what you're really trying to achieve. Why, for instance, does it matter in which order the variables were created?

I got it now, thank you for help

[stevendaprano]

I got it now, thank you for help

Is the solution a secret? For the benefit of other people reading this question, you should give the answer so everyone can learn from it.

The solution I would use is locals().