Yes, You Can Do THIS With Functions In Python

Yes, you can do this with functions in Python. #Python #Code #Shorts

[jlebrech]

Yes. You can also ignore one of the values with _

[GamingAbroad]

honestly didnt know this one....never needed to use it yet

[rlyehdate]

It may saves us some bunch of lines. Spectacular hint!

[johnaldis]

Functions can return tuples in first-class type shocker…

[ntlake]

I thought you were going to talk about yield 😂

[farid-frederick]

Did we need to always return it to 3 var, or we can choose only once?

[federicobau]

You dont return multiple value man. You just return a value which happen to be a tuple. Also you dont return inplicity a tuple. (Unless you dont know how a tuple is declared which it seems the case) a tuple is declared as var = 1, 2, 3 . What is implict on returning return 1, 2, 3. A tuple is declared as soon as you add one comma. Tjis time your short is bit wrong

[ThankYouESM]

This seems to be an unPythonic practice, I rather just use dictionaries... lists... and tuples instead.
Have you shown how to do switch-case with dict() in a function whereas we don't need to include the syntax switch and case like that in the new builtin and that in other programming languages?
Another trick almost nobody knows about is using localhost and JSON together to give Python over 1000x more power.

[themiwi]

That's just normal tuples and unpacking. Nothing to do with functions.

[Naumkovich]

ok, now show it with a dictionary example)