Jun-19-2024, 03:31 PM
Thanks,
If I understand correctly, local variables can ONLY be accessed by the function in which contains them, global variables are outside functions that all functions can access within that module. (and possibly importing modules, question to follow)
I think I understand that module functions can be called by either importing the whole module or the particular function from that module, but are global variables initialized if I import and call a particular function in a module, seems like they must be but, still trying to head-wrap this stuff?
Can Global variables from an imported module be accessed from the importing module?
I haven't found any py libraries tutorial, and I think I'll need to do a spread-sheet on and read every py library to document their content functions unless there is a better suggestion?
If I understand correctly, local variables can ONLY be accessed by the function in which contains them, global variables are outside functions that all functions can access within that module. (and possibly importing modules, question to follow)
I think I understand that module functions can be called by either importing the whole module or the particular function from that module, but are global variables initialized if I import and call a particular function in a module, seems like they must be but, still trying to head-wrap this stuff?
Can Global variables from an imported module be accessed from the importing module?
I haven't found any py libraries tutorial, and I think I'll need to do a spread-sheet on and read every py library to document their content functions unless there is a better suggestion?