[Tutor] Adding dynamic methods (was RE: Function assignment)

[Zak Arntson]

Even though it works, I'm still confused as to why ...

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    def msg(message):
        def f():
            return message
        return f
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... works. Here's what I DO understand:

>>> a = msg('testA')

This will call msg, passing in 'testA'. msg then creates a function f,
which returns 'testA'. Then msg returns that function f.

How does this look to the Python interpreter? I mean, where is 'testA'
stored?

Are there any good references as to how this works?

By the way, a big thanks to everyone who helped with the msg/attach stuff.
I'm looking forward to sharing the PyFict module with y'all.

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Zak Arntson
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