[Tutor] pointers for python?
Thomi Richards
thomi at imail.net.nz
Fri Oct 3 20:10:01 EDT 2003
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Hi all,
In C, you can modify a variable from within a seperate function, by passing a
pointer to that function. Is there any way to do this in python? it'd be
kinda useful ;)
I'm sure i read it in the tutorial a while back, but searching the same
tutorials now, I can't seem to find it anywhere... any ideas?
to clarify, currently, this:
def inc(x):
x+=1
a=1
inc(a)
print a
prints "1"
is there a way to get the inc() function to modify the original variable, even
though it's not in the function's scope?
THanks,
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Thomi Richards,
http://once.sourceforge.net/
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