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Possible Duplicate: How do I get the name of a function or method from within a Python function or method? How to get the function name as string in Python? I have a function named func, I'd ...
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Possible Duplicate: How to get the function name as string in Python? I know that I can do that : def func_name(): print func_name.__name__ which will return the name of the function as '...
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When I execute the code, it print" function aa in 0x0000... "and all. I want it to print aa,a,b,c,d,. Is it possible? Sorry for the stupid question, thanks a lot. def main(): lunch = { ...
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Doing a math function of the type def. def integral_error(integral,f): ------stufff------- print integral gives something like: '<function simpsons at 0xb7370a74>' is there a way to ...
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If I want to pass a function func1 as argument in another function, but want to return the function name, what shall I do? let say def func1(x): return x**2 def main_function(func1,x): ........
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I have created the following variable, which captures the function from a Point object I created: j = i.getfunction() print(j) The print(j) outputs something like this whenever it's called: <...
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I have the following code import pandas as pd df = pd.DataFrame(columns=['var1', 'var2','var3']) df.loc[0] = [0,1,2] def RS(): x = 123 y = 456 z = 'And some more random shit' return ...
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Trying to get a function name in Python, I would like to achieve something like this: def my_function(): do_something... def get_func_name(function): return magic(function) >>> ...
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I have a script which monitor a directory and call a function with certain arguments. And in this script a open file.log to explain what happened each time there is a new file in the monitored ...
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Lets say I have a function which I have defined: def command("filename", function, error): For 'function' I can input one of the following two functions: def linear: return x def exponential: ...
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I'm trying to understand why I'm not only getting the func name back when running the code. def smart_divide(func): def inner(a, b): print("I am going to", func, a, "and&...
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I'm using format to test a function in Python. I would like the output of a function def test(f,k): print "{0}({1})={2}".format(f,k,f(k)) given test(Sqrt,4) to be Sqrt(4)=2 But format is ...
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I can put those about to be executed functions in to functions_results. I get print out the results, but I couldn't get the functions itself name. For example, functions_results = [ schedules()...
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Is there a way to find a functions name from within the function? def some_function(): function_name = ... # some way of retrieving the name 'some_function' print(function_name) The expected ...
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I have accepted the answer to this question by @dtanabe Here is my code def abc(): pass x = abc class label: def __init__(self,fnname): self.lbl = fnname def __repr__(self): ...
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