Suppose there is this program
def function():
print(variable)
def main():
variable = "Hello"
function()
def main_2():
variable="Bye"
function()
main()
main_2()
there's an error that variable is not defined
I am going to use the function function() a lot, and I want it to use the variable defined in the function main() for only main() and the variable defined in main_2() in only main_2(). How can I do that
You define variable as local variable in main functions. Either you should use it as a global variable or your function() should take input named variable.
Here is correct version of the code:
First of all you need to call global to make the local "scope" global:
Here is the snippet:
def function():
print(variable)
def main():
global variable
variable = "Hello"
function()
def main_2():
global variable
variable = "Bye"
function()
main()
main_2()
Hope so this information is useful and helpful
Happy Coding
You can pass the variable to your function and use this code
def function(variable):
print(variable)
def main():
variable = "Hello"
function(variable)
def main_2():
variable="Bye"
function(variable)
main()
main_2()
