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Start your free trialMolly Campbell
11,230 Pointsunpacking challenge
def unpacker(*args):
return args
val = unpacker('Python', 'rocks!')
1 Answer
Maxwell Newberry
7,693 PointsWhen we call unpacker()
the return is a tuple, right? So if we want to assign the return values to different variables we can accomplish this by doing the following:
(val1, val2) = unpacker('Python', 'rocks!')
Molly Campbell
11,230 PointsMolly Campbell
11,230 PointsIt worked !! Thanks so much.
Jin Ping Zhao
5,966 PointsJin Ping Zhao
5,966 Pointswhy do we need a parenthesis for val1, val2?
Nicholas Dallas
2,691 PointsNicholas Dallas
2,691 PointsThank you!!