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How I call a variable created outside a function within a Python function For example:
variavel=2
def test():
variavel=variavel+1
if variavel==3:
print(variavel)
test()
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How I call a variable created outside a function within a Python function For example:
variavel=2
def test():
variavel=variavel+1
if variavel==3:
print(variavel)
test()
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You could do:
def test(variavel):
variavel=variavel+1
if variavel==3:
print(variavel)
test(2)
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you can pass your variable as function parameter:
variavel=2
def test(variavel):
variavel=variavel+1
if variavel==3:
print(variavel)
test(variavel)
I noticed that you are starting in python, so explaining what I did, instead of you accessing your variable within the function, you will pass a variable so that the function works with it. So your function will not try to access anything that is out of its "reach". I hope I’ve helped!
ENTEDIIII!! Damn man, big help,!!
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In Python the variables already declared are visible within the scope of the function for reading, however. The best thing you can do is declare the variables you want to use as arguments of the function,
def test(val2):print(var2)
and indicate the variable already declared as argument of this:test(variavel)
.– Giovanni Nunes
i didn’t understand...
– Pedro Henrique
@Giovanninunes edited the code for you to understand what I want to do
– Pedro Henrique
@bfavaretto I fixed
– Pedro Henrique
Now the code is different than what I had seen. As @Giovanninunes said, the outside variables would be visible for reading, but at the time you try to do attribution there needs to be a local variable - which you did not declare, so the error. It would be better to receive an argument and return a value.
– bfavaretto
@bfavaretto then. There is no way to "call" this variable inside the function without declaring it inside the function?
– Pedro Henrique
Has how, if you declare the variable as
global
within the function. But in general it’s a bad choice to do this. I suggest you read the manual (in EN): https://python-textbok.readthedocs.io/en/1.0/Variables_and_Scope.html– bfavaretto
the global only works if it is declared within the function?
– Pedro Henrique