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Is There A Way To Instantiate Variables From Iterated Output In Python?

Is There A Way To Instantiate Variables From Iterated Output In Python?

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Say I have a list my_list = ['a','b','c'] and I have a set of values … Read more Is There A Way To Instantiate Variables From Iterated Output In Python?
Accessing "module Scope" Vars

Accessing "module Scope" Vars

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I'm currently learning Python, and I have to work on a Python 2.7 project. Accessing 'modul… Read more Accessing "module Scope" Vars
Ways To Avoid That For-loop Variables Cut Into Python's Global Namespace

Ways To Avoid That For-loop Variables Cut Into Python's Global Namespace

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I am wondering if there is a way to avoid that for-loop variables cut into Python's global name… Read more Ways To Avoid That For-loop Variables Cut Into Python's Global Namespace
Import At Module Level Or At Function Level?

Import At Module Level Or At Function Level?

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Which style is preferable? Style A: def foo(): import some_module some_module.something … Read more Import At Module Level Or At Function Level?
Python's Multiprocessing.pool Process Global Scope Problem

Python's Multiprocessing.pool Process Global Scope Problem

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How can I change a global variable STOP to True? As I understand, the problem is with the scope of … Read more Python's Multiprocessing.pool Process Global Scope Problem
Doubts About Python Variable Scope

Doubts About Python Variable Scope

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Possible Duplicate: Short Description of Python Scoping Rules I wrote two simple functions: # cod… Read more Doubts About Python Variable Scope