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In Pytthon, how can I use the values from one function in another. This is my code. def call_x(): x=5 y=10 return x,y def x_squared(): call_x() print(x) print(y) print(x_squared())
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```python def call_x(): x=5 y=10 return x,y def x_squared(): x,y = call_x() # <---- print(x) print(y) print(x_squared()) ```
Hello @pitamar Thanks for responding. I actually found another way which is to let result = call_x() and i then set x=result[0] and y=result[1]. Your method is simpler. Thanks again.
sure np =)
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