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Mohib
Mohib

Reputation: 467

I want to pass one function's return value as another funtion's argument in python

This is my code:

def fun_one(x):
    total = x + 5
    return total


def fun_two(y):
    y += 5
    return y

fun_one(5)
print(fun_two(fun_one()))

Now here I want to pass fun_one's return value as argument to fun_two. How to do it?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 85

Answers (2)

Kartik
Kartik

Reputation: 8683

Call your fun_one(5) inside fun_two() like so:

# Replace these lines
fun_one(5)
print(fun_two(fun_one()))

# With this
print(fun_two(fun_one(5)))

Upvotes: 0

shiva
shiva

Reputation: 2699

You can do it as:

def fun_one(x):
    total = x + 5
    return total


def fun_two(y):
    y += 5
    return y

print(fun_two(fun_one(5)))

Or you can also do it as:

def fun_one(x):
    total = x + 5
    return total


def fun_two(y):
    y += 5
    return y

temp=fun_one(5)
print(fun_two(temp))

Upvotes: 3

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