How to write a function that returns the reversed arguments of a previous function? The function can return an int, char, string, etc. Examples: f=pow(2,3)=8 (original) g=pow(3,2)=9 (reversed arguments)
capitalize_first_and_join first second third = FIRSTsecondthird (original) capitalize_first_and_join first second third = THIRDsecondfirst (reversed arguments)
join_with coder best the are you = coder,best,the,are,you (original) join_with coder best the are you = you,are,the,best,coder (reversed arguments)
The name of the function I need to create is reversed_args(f)
Regards,
def reversed_args(f):
# create the function here
int_func_map = {
'pow':pow,
'cmp':cmp,
}
string_func_map ={
'join with': lambda separator, *args: separator.join(*args),
'capitalize_first_and_join': lambda first, *args: ''.join([first.upper()] + list(args)),
}
queries = int(raw_input())
for _ in range (queries):
line = raw_input().split()
func_name, args = line[0], line[1:]
if func_name in int_func_map:
args = map(int, args)
print reversed_args(int_func_map[func_name])(*args)
else:
print reversed_args(string_func_map[func_name](*args)
f=pow(2,3)=8 (original)
g=pow(3,2)=9 (reversed arguments)
capitalize_first_and_join first second third = FIRSTsecondthird (original)
capitalize_first_and_join first second third = THIRDsecondfirst (reversed arguments)
join_with coder best the are you = coder,best,the,are,you (original)
join_with coder best the are you = you,are,the,best,coder (reversed arguments)
this is code should help:
from functools import wraps
def reversed_args(f):
@wraps(f)
def g(*args):
return f(*args[::-1])
return g
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