Roberto Bonvallet wrote:
> SeanDavis12 wrote:
> > I have a dictionary like:
> >
> > {"a":1, "b":2}
> >
> > and I want to call a function:
> >
> > def func1(a=3,b=4):
> >print a,b
> >
> > so that I get a=1,b=2, how can I go about that?
>
> func1(**yourdict)
Thanks, Roberto.
Sean
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SeanDavis12 wrote:
> I have a dictionary like:
>
> {"a":1, "b":2}
>
> and I want to call a function:
>
> def func1(a=3,b=4):
>print a,b
>
> so that I get a=1,b=2, how can I go about that?
func1(**yourdict)
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I have a dictionary like:
{"a":1, "b":2}
and I want to call a function:
def func1(a=3,b=4):
print a,b
so that I get a=1,b=2, how can I go about that?
Thanks,
Sean
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