Answer by Pierre Monico for Passing function returns as method parameters in...
Sorry for digging up this topic, but after an interesting answer from a user on another topic, I thought I'll improve the answer to this question. Actually, you can assign a function with arguments to...
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You can always combine two lists or two tuples into one just with +:can.coords(oval1, *(moveLeft() + addThirty(moveLeft())))Even if you've got sequences (or even iterators) of different types, you can...
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If both functions return the same type (list or tuple) then just do:can.coords(oval1, *(moveLeft() + addThirty(moveLeft())))If they return different types (tuple, list, iterator, whatever) do:args =...
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I'm currently writing a small code to move two balls around in a Tkinter GUI and do some other stuff too. I've already written a code that works, but as it uses a lot of global variables I tried to...
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