Global variables
Syver Enstad
syver-en+usenet at online.no
Tue Dec 10 12:42:29 EST 2002
"Richard Pasco" <richardpasco at quintessa.org> writes:
> "Richard Pasco" <richardpasco at quintessa.org> wrote in message
> news:%LoJ9.2972$9R.10589195 at newsr2.u-net.net...
> > As a relative newbie to programming in general I know what local and
>
> global
> > variables are, but I can't seem to get local ones back into my main
> program.
> > What exactly does the return function do? Does it "push" the
> variable into
>
> > my main program? And then how can I get them into another function
> without
>
> > making them global?
> >
> Something like this...
>
> def func():
> f = 3*5
> return f
> func()
> print f
> def func():
> f = 3*5
> return f
variable = func()
print variable (should print 15)
if you want to pass the value to another function do this:
anotherFunc(variable)
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Syver Enstad
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