OK, I'm pretty sure this is a fairly novice question, but I'm working a project on my own and my attempts to suss the solution have met with limited success.<br>I'm writing mostly similar code over and over again, bad me. But I have to be able to return a list/array, and I don't know if return statement can handle more then just a single variable. So for example, I realize your generic scenario is <br>
<br>def function()<br> variable="whatever"<br> return(variable)<br><br>newvar=function()<br>print("newvar")<br><br>but I want to know is what's wrong with my logic in this sense:<br><br>def function()<br>
my_array=[1,2,3]<br> return(my_array)<br><br>new_array=[(my_array)]<br>for x in new_array:<br> print(x)<br><br>testing has met with no success obviously. I'm assuming it's because an array is not the same thing as a generic variable. In any case, any suggestions/guidance from folks with experience in programming/python is appreciated.<br>
<br>Bean<br>