Where there are a series of parameters passed to a Django function they may have defaults. If a param is supplied when the function is called it is used. If not the default is used. Is there a way to access the first default while supplying subsequent param[s] in the function call?
Example:
def pong(fname = 'Pinkus', lname = 'Poke'):
print(f'My name is {fname} {lname}')
pong() # My name is Pinkus Poke
pong('Frank') # My name is Frank Poke
pong('Frank', 'Finklestein') # My name is Frank Finklestein
pong('', 'Bloggs') # only gives empty string, no default!
CodePudding user response:
You can pass the arguments as keyword arguments (kwargs) instead of positional arguments (args). This way you can specify which argument you want to set.
pong(lname='Bloggs')
CodePudding user response:
def pong(fname = 'Pinkus', lname = 'Poke'):
if not fname:
fname = 'Pinkus'
if not lname:
lname = 'Poke
print(f'My name is {fname} {lname}')