hello,
when we define a function like
def funcname(a,b,c);
return (a * b + c)Can we use keyword argument syntax when calling a method/function ?
like PyCallFunction("module","funcname",a=1,c=2,b=3)
or is it mandatory to use positional argument ? PyCallFunction("module","funcname",1, 3, 2) ?
many thanks
hello,
when we define a function like
def funcname(a,b,c);
return (a * b + c)Can we use keyword argument syntax when calling a method/function ?
like PyCallFunction("module","funcname",a=1,c=2,b=3)
or is it mandatory to use positional argument ? PyCallFunction("module","funcname",1, 3, 2) ?
many thanks
by the way, can we use dict like this
items = "{'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3}"
PyCallFunction("module","funcname",**items)
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