records = [
('foo',1,2),
('bar','hello'),
('foo',3,4),
]
def do_foo(x,y):
print 'foo\t{0}{1}'.format(x,y)
def do_bar(s):
print 'bar\t{0}'.format(s)
for tag , *args in records:
if tag == 'foo':
do_foo(*args)
elif tag == 'bar':
do_bar(*args)
when i run the above program , i get invalid syntax .I dono why this happens? Can someone help me please?
Jump to PostI think it works only with recent versions of python. For me, it works with python 3.4 but not with 2.7.
Edit: you can write
for rec in records: tag, args = rec[0], rec[1:]
Jump to PostAdvanced unpacking only works with Python3. Here is an example ...
# advanced unpacking ... a, b, *rest = range(10) print(a) # 0 print(b) # 1 print(rest) # [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
I think it works only with recent versions of python. For me, it works with python 3.4 but not with 2.7.
Edit: you can write
for rec in records:
tag, args = rec[0], rec[1:]
Advanced unpacking only works with Python3. Here is an example ...
# advanced unpacking ...
a, b, *rest = range(10)
print(a) # 0
print(b) # 1
print(rest) # [2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
I can't solve it.
You can't solve what?
@MIOCUNARD,
let's hope you are not building yourself up to be one of those signature spammers.
What else could it be?
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