Executing functions

2011-02-11 Thread DataSmash
Can someone help me understand why Example #1 Example #2 will run the functions, while Example #3 DOES NOT? Thanks for your time! R.D. def One(): print running fuction 1 def Two(): print running fuction 2 def Three(): print running fuction 3 # Example #1 fList = [Two(),Three()] for

Re: Executing functions

2011-02-11 Thread nn
On Feb 11, 9:15 am, DataSmash r...@new.rr.com wrote: Can someone help me understand why Example #1 Example #2 will run the functions, while Example #3 DOES NOT? Thanks for your time! R.D. def One():     print running fuction 1 def Two():     print running fuction 2 def Three():    

RE: Executing functions

2011-02-11 Thread Andreas Tawn
Can someone help me understand why Example #1 Example #2 will run the functions, while Example #3 DOES NOT? Thanks for your time! R.D. def One(): print running fuction 1 def Two(): print running fuction 2 def Three(): print running fuction 3 # Example #1 fList =

Re: Executing functions

2011-02-11 Thread Ethan Furman
DataSmash wrote: Can someone help me understand why Example #1 Example #2 will run the functions, while Example #3 DOES NOT? Thanks for your time! R.D. def One(): print running fuction 1 def Two(): print running fuction 2 def Three(): print running fuction 3 # Example #1 fList =

Re: Executing functions

2011-02-11 Thread DataSmash
Appreciate the responses, guys. I now see the difference between the ways I was trying to call function(s). R.D. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list