[Tutor] apply() vs. the extended call syntax

[Tim Johnson]

* Peter Otten <__peter__ at web.de> [130803 07:11]:
> 
> func, args = func_D[k]
> func(*args)
  Of course! Much cleaner and clearer. 
> looks pretty clean. Alternatively, if the arguments are fixed anyway, change 
> the dict to store only no-arg functions. You can make them on the fly with 
> lambda expressions or functools.partial():
> 
> from functools import partial
> 
> func_dict = {
>    "key1": partial(test_apply, "one", "two"),
>    "key2": func_two,
>    "key3": lambda: foo + bar/baz,
> }
> ...
> func_dict[k]()
  ... and it remains quite easy for one to 'rool their own' apply()
  Thanks for the tip, Peter
  regards
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Tim 
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