Hi Gang,
Thanks to Danny Yoo for a great answer. The answer given is a little
advanced so I have to ask the following follow-up.
What does it mean when you write the [0] after the return statement?
e.g. return struct.unpack(!h, bytes)[0]
I'm really green here but can tell I'm going to love
What does it mean when you write the [0] after the return statement?
e.g. return struct.unpack(!h, bytes)[0]
Its just indexing the list returned by struct.unpack(),
specifically extracting tghe first element.
For more on using struct() see the bottom section of my file handling
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