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python - Getting inputs to a function from a python object
I have a class. This class has a list of functions that are to be evaluated by a different program.
There is a function that adds functions to an instance of SomeClass, via something like:
Where check_number is a function that will check if number is greater than 10, let's say.
If I take SomeClassInstance.functions_to_evaluate and print it, I get a bunch of python objects, like so:
I am wondering if it is possible for me to extract the input given to check_number, so something like:
SomeClassInstance.functions_to_evaluate[0].python_feature() that will return "5" or whatever the input to check_number was to me.
memory-management - Python の 2 つの別々の初期化に同じオブジェクト
Python では、この例のように 2 つの変数が同じ値で別々に割り当てられている場合、なぜ 2 つの変数が同じオブジェクトを参照するのでしょうか?
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