So I want to define a method that takes a "boolean" in a module, eg.
def getDBName(l2): ... Now, in Python variables are bound to types when used, right? Eg. x = 10 # makes it an INT whereas x = "hello" # makes it a string I take it, the parameters to a function (in the above example "l2") are bound in the definition, rather than as invoked. So, if I use "l2" thus: if (l2): # only then does it make it a boolean? and if I did, if (l2 = "hello"): # would it become string? and what if I never used it in the definition body? Elucidate please. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
