Let's say I have a function:
def my_function(a, b, c):
# Some Code
I can use:
functools.partial(my_function, "hello")
To get a callable of my_function
where a="hello"
. But suppose I want to set the value of parameter b
. How could I set the value of parameter b
without doing something like:
functools.partial(my_function, "hello", "bob")
which would also (undesirably) set the value of parameter a
?
You can do;
functools.partial(my_function, b='hello')
However you are going to have to specify your arguments with your parameter names coming after b
:
>>> partial_function = functools.partial(my_function, b='hello')
>>> partial_function('a', c='c')