Newbie question.
entropia
entropiamax at jazzfree.com
Tue Jun 6 09:25:14 EDT 2000
Pablo Prieto escribió:
> Hi all of you there!
>
> #This is my question
>
> AYS = ""
>
> def setEnviroment():
> AYS = "NUMBER 9"
>
> def getEnviroment():
> return AYS
>
> #This is the end...
>
> The function getEnviroment always return "". I guess AYS is declared
> twice, One is module-scope and the other is local to setEnviroment, so
> I've got two differents variables.
>
> How can I make the variable AYS global to setEnviroment, so I'd be able
> to return "NUMBER 9" in getEnviroment?. (Don't say return "NUMBER9".
> I'll get annoyed :))
>
> Well, Have a nice summer all of you (or Winter if you are in the other
> side of the floor).
>
> Pablo.
>
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That's easy:
AYS=""
def set():
global AYS
AYS="NUMBER 9"
def get():
return AYS
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