Consider the below code snippet in python
argKey = 'actualArgument'
methodA(argKey=argVal) #invoking methodA
where methodA() is defined as :
def methodA(actualArgument, actualArgument2, actualArgument3)
methodA can be invoked only via named arguments ie. you invoke by specifying the argument name and passing the argument value.
--> throws an error :
TypeError: methodA() got an unexpected keyword argument 'argKey '
I want 'methodA' to be invoked by the value contained in the 'argKey' variable ie
methodA(actualArgument=argVal)
How to get the substitution of the string into the method invocation call.?
To pass parameters with computed names, use a dict:
def foo(a, b):
return a+b
name_of_a = 'a'
params = {name_of_a: 1, 'b': 2}
print foo(**params) # note the asterisks
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