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Why isn't my simple conversion program working when i call a function within a function? [duplicate]

def rods_to_meters(rods): meters = rods * 5.0292#converts rods to meters and stores in appropriate variable. return(meters) def rods_to_feet(rods): feet = (rods * 5.0292) / 0.3048#...
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Positional arguments in nested functions

This question relates to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXugs4B3lwU The piece I'm missing is somewhat simpler than the concept the video is covering overall. In the example code below: ...
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Headless mode while using Selenium webdriver won't perform function

This is a nested function inside a function that I defined. But somehow the webdriver in Headless mode just won't perform the xport.click function. This function WORKS on a regular window but won't in ...
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Whether to use nested function for better readability in composables or not?

When using Jetpack Compose, there are some scenarios where there is a piece of code that does a specific job but since it is calling lambda parameters of the composable, it is not possible to fully ...
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A question related to function enclosure and call-by-name of Python language [duplicate]

Consider the following code snippet: def part1(): flist = [] for i in range(10): def hello(): print(f"Hello {i = }.") flist.append(hello) for f ...
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Why is my nested function not called from my anonymous function? [duplicate]

I tried accomplishing a small task in PHP 7.4 (a language I never use) and decided to use a nested utility function isReverseScored, to be called inside an "arrow function", like so: // ...
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Python generator yielding from nested non-generator function

This is a dumb example based on a more complex thing that I want to do: from typing import Generator def f() -> Generator[list[int], None, None]: result = list() result.append(1) if len(...
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Importing custom created module

So i have created Custom_module.py module that i want to import or rather to import specific function in .py file that i am currently working on. for example like this: # Custom_module.py def test1():...
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Variables' scope of nested function in MATLAB

I am a little confused about the variables' scope in a nested function in MATLAB. As nested function help docs explains: vaiable remains local to the nested function. function main nestedfun1 ...
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N-back-for-matlab returned errors [closed]

I downloaded nback from https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/67976-n-back-for-matlab I am trying to set up this task in R2023b matlab, but there are numerous errors on the script for ...
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Acces to import of the nested function JS

I need some help to get how some function export works inside JS. Let's say I have this code function goodbuy() { console.log('bye'); } function myModule() { function hello() { console....
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convert gcc forward-declared nested function to clang blocks

I know this is impossible because I've spent hours on it and also read these below but I am determined to approximate a clang block forward definition even if it takes linker tricks or inline assembly:...
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Using nested helper functions while building a class

I want to build a class which is merely a wrapper for some data. This is the basic idea: class Fruits: fruits = [ 'apple', 'orange', 'cherry' ] My fruits aren’t strings, though, but classes ...
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Error in as.vector(x, mode) : cannot coerce type 'closure' to vector of type 'any' -- when running a nested function

Problem: running get_pi_ij() gives the error: Error in as.vector(x, mode) : cannot coerce type 'closure' to vector of type 'any' Called from: as.vector(data) The first thing this function does is to ...
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Why won't calling a nested function result in returning original function's value? [closed]

Somehow I can't manage to use a previously defined function inside another one. Is that possible? def generate_password(length): import random password = str() alpha_num = [i for i in '...
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