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Why the code is not running :
The below code is for python3.
temperature=20
thermo=15
def increase_temp():
if temperature>=15:
thermo+=5
print(thermo)
return thermo
print(increase_temp())
if I pass the argument in function it works.
local variable is referenced before assignment, maybe something like this is a solution?
temperature=20
thermo=15
def increase_temp():
if temperature >= 15:
global thermo
thermo = temperature + 5
return thermo
print(thermo)
print(increase_temp())
It will work but, 'thermo' seems to be a global variable as it was defined before function.
On Tue, Feb 4, 2020 at 3:05 PM gr8cod3 [email protected] wrote:
local variable is referenced before assignment, maybe something like this is a solution?
temperature=20 thermo=15 def increase_temp(): if temperature >= 15: global thermo thermo = temperature + 5 return thermo print(thermo) print(increase_temp())
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temperature=15 thermo=15 def increase_temp(): if temperature >= 15: thermo = temperature + 5 return thermo print(thermo) else: message = "Everything is OK" return message print(increase_temp())
ok, I didn't drink coffee...now, I think this is it :)
Yeah, that works too. Is it that the global variable (Thermo), if once updated inside the function, becomes a local variable?
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temperature=15 thermo=15 def increase_temp(): if temperature >= 15: thermo = temperature + 5 return thermo print(thermo) else: message = "Everything is OK" return message print(increase_temp())
ok, I didn't drink coffee...now, I think this is it :)
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global variables can be used inside or outside of functions and stays global
On Tue, 4 Feb 2020, 15:58 vishalrao009, [email protected] wrote:
Yeah, that works too. Is it that the global variable (Thermo), if once updated inside the function, becomes a local variable?
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temperature=15 thermo=15 def increase_temp(): if temperature >= 15: thermo = temperature + 5 return thermo print(thermo) else: message = "Everything is OK" return message print(increase_temp())
ok, I didn't drink coffee...now, I think this is it :)
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Once you change the value of a global variable inside a function, it's no longer a global variable but a local variable.
