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Using another function as input to a new function? - success = true - Sep 14, 2013
Can someone fix/redirect me in the right path for this?
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I get
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* - 3 Hunna - Sep 14, 2013
Can you provide the full code? It is is expecting 4 arguments different than what you are providing it. It would be helpful if I could see exactly what is being returned in your functions.
* - ßlack мesa - Sep 14, 2013
Hmmm, not exactly sure as to what you mean. Try something like this:
Code
checkOne = checkName(characterName()) # Include the brackets!!* - Dmaster_773 - Sep 14, 2013
(Sep 14, 2013 12:15 PM)ßlack мesa Wrote: Hmmm, not exactly sure as to what you mean. Try something like this:
CodecheckOne = checkName(characterName()) # Include the brackets!!
I don't think that this is it...
(pretty sure characterName would be a variable; even though PEP standards dictate that variables_should_be_underscore_seperated and functionNamesShouldBeCamelCase)
Whole code would be required to see what you have done wrong; I think it might be that the checks are being run, and return a None value, so that nothing is passed into the next function?