for Example if I have a code like this
class myClass:
def a(n=100):
print(n)
def myFunc(**kwargs):
myClass.a(n = kwargs.get('val', 20))
myFunc()
I want it to use default argument (n=100) when there is no 'val' in kwargs. is there a way to do this?
CodePudding user response:
Call myClass.a()
with a kwargs dictionary. Then you can conditionally add the n
element to that dictionary depending on whether your kwargs
contains val
.
def myFunc(**kwargs):
args = {}
if val in kwargs:
args['n'] = kwargs['val']
myClass.a(**args)