Advertisements Given the following code def alpha(num, proc): def beta(): print(num) if num == 1: alpha(2, beta) else: proc() def gamma(): pass alpha(1, gamma) I expected the output to be 2, since my logic was: alpha(1, gamma) => alpha(2, beta) # since num == 1 => proc() # since num != 1 => beta() =>… Read More Program output with nested function and function parameter
Advertisements When a function is created inside a function, the following code is returning a string with the name variable coming back as undefined. Since this is functionally scoped inside the global scope, I would have expected the name variable from the global scope to be found and used. Is the issue that parameter naming… Read More Variable declared and assigned at global scope is undefined when called by a nested return function
Advertisements I edit my C code with VS Code (1.17.0) with C/C++ Extension (1.12.0) that provides error checking. I compile my code with GCC compiler that supports nested functions. So if I write this int foo(int x) { int bar(int x) { return x * 2; } return bar(x) + 1; } and compile it… Read More VS Code C extension doesn't support GCC nested functions
Advertisements I’m writing the following nested function where dfsVisit uses the arrays "numCaminos" and "colores" declared in the outer function However the kotlin compiler is giving me a "variable expected" error on the assignments in lines 31 and 34 specifically, this error doesn’t show up on any of the other Array assignments within the nested… Read More Kotlin "variable expected" error when doing assignment to Array element
Advertisements I am new to JavaScript. I have this piece of code. I need to print the following: //counter() should return the next number. //counter.set(value) should set the counter to value. //counter.decrease() should decrease the counter by 1 function makeCounter() { let count = 0; function counter() { return count++; } counter.decrease = function ()… Read More Calling a nested function JavaScript
Advertisements I am using a function to call another function. When I run the code, I am getting: ‘NoneType’ object is not subscriptable How can I get the return value and print them? e.g ) I run the code , a = equation 2 , b = 10 , c = 2 This will enter… Read More I am using a function to call another function. When return the value, I am getting: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable