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How do I do this in Python? List to function

def getStuff(x):
    return 'stuff'+x

def getData(x):
    return 'data'+x


thefunctions = []
thefunctions.append("getStuff")
thefunctions.append("getData")

for i in thefunctions:
   print i('abc')

Is this possible? Thank you.

thefunctions = [ getStuff, getData ]
for f in thefunctions:
    print f('shazam')

Once you've done a def statement, you've associated a name with a function. Just use that name to refer to the function.

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