Reputation: 5860
Say I have a list of similar functions:
def func1(a)
foo(a=a)
def func2(b)
foo(b=b)
...
the only difference of them is the argument name of foo, is that a short way to define them as one function, such as passing a argument name to the functions?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 364
Reputation: 282104
You can do it by unpacking a keyword argument dictionary:
def combined(name, value):
foo(**{name:value})
Then combined('a', a)
is equivalent to func1(a)
. Whether this is a good idea is a separate consideration.
Upvotes: 3