Storing the returned value of a function as a variable-CodePudding

Consider the following function:

def Func(x):
    Code
    return List_A, List_B, number_C

I want to store one of the returned values as some variable "x" so how can I go about doing this? For example, I want to store List_B as x

I tried

x=Func[1]

Detailed explanation:

n=int(input("blablabla"))

def Func(n)
    l_e=[]
    for i in range (1,n):
       if i%2==2:
          l_e.append(i)

    l_o=[]
    for i in range (1,n):
       if i%2>2:
          l_o.append(i)

    l=len(l_0) len(l_e)

    return l_o, L_e, l

let's say I want to store the second item returned as a variable, how can I do this. I tried x=Func[1], and x=Func()[1] but to no avail.

CodePudding user response：

The following works: x = Func()[1]. The parentheses call the function, then the square brackets pick the item you want out of the returned tuple.