"David Bear" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>I want to return a tuple from a function. I want to append the second
> element of that tupple to a list. For example
>
> mylist = []
> def somefunc():
> return(3.14, 'some string')
>
> somenum, mylist.append(??) somefunc()
>
> obviously, the syntax doesn'
On Wed, Jan 30, 2008, David Bear wrote:
>I want to return a tuple from a function. I want to append the second
>element of that tupple to a list. For example
>
>mylist = []
>def somefunc():
> return(3.14, 'some string')
>
>somenum, mylist.append(??) somefunc()
>
>obviously, the syntax doesn't wor
I want to return a tuple from a function. I want to append the second
element of that tupple to a list. For example
mylist = []
def somefunc():
return(3.14, 'some string')
somenum, mylist.append(??) somefunc()
obviously, the syntax doesn't work. This should be easy, but I've never seen
exampl
