Best Python code snippet using ATX
demo01.py
Source: demo01.py
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é¨(代ç å¯è¯»æ§ä¸é«).27"""28def print_func_name(func):29 print(func.__name__)# 彿° --> åç§°30def say_hello():31 print_func_name(say_hello)32 print("hello")33def say_goodbye():34 print_func_name(say_goodbye)35 print("goodbye")36"""37"""38# æ°åè½39def print_func_name(func):40 print(func.__name__)41# æ§åè½42def say_hello(): 43 print("hello")44def say_goodbye(): 45 print("goodbye")46# æ§åè½ = æ°åè½ + æ§åè½47say_hello = print_func_name + say_hello48 49say_hello()50say_goodbye()51"""52# 缺ç¹:å®ä¹å®æ§åè½,éè¦å¨æ§åè½ä¸é¢ç¨å
é¨å½æ°è¦ç.53"""54def print_func_name(func): # func --> say_hello55 def wrapper():56 # å®ä¹æ°åè½57 print(func.__name__)58 # è°ç¨æ§åè½59 func()60 return wrapper61# æ§åè½62def say_hello():63 print("hello")64def say_goodbye():65 print("goodbye")66# æ§åè½ = æ°åè½ + æ§åè½67# æ§åè½ = æ°åè½ ( æ§åè½ ) # è¿å弿¯å
é¨å½æ°(æ°åè½ + æ§åè½)68say_hello = print_func_name(say_hello)69say_goodbye = print_func_name(say_goodbye)70say_hello()# è°ç¨å
é¨å½æ°71say_goodbye()72"""73# 缺ç¹:妿忰ä¸åï¼ä¼å¼å¸¸ï¼74"""75def print_func_name(func): # func --> say_hello76 def wrapper():77 # å®ä¹æ°åè½78 print(func.__name__)79 # è°ç¨æ§åè½80 func()81 return wrapper82# æ§åè½83@print_func_name # say_hello = print_func_name(say_hello)84def say_hello():85 print("hello")86@print_func_name # say_goodbye = print_func_name(say_goodbye)87def say_goodbye():88 print("goodbye")89say_hello()# è°ç¨å
é¨å½æ°90say_goodbye()91"""92# 缺ç¹ï¼æ§åè½çè¿åå¼ä¸¢å¤±äº93"""94def print_func_name(func): # func --> say_hello95 def wrapper(*args):# æå·å
ç»å½¢å96 # å®ä¹æ°åè½97 print(func.__name__)98 # è°ç¨æ§åè½99 func(*args)# åºåå®å100 return wrapper101# æ§åè½102@print_func_name# say_hello = print_func_name(say_hello)103def say_hello():104 print("hello")105 return 1106@print_func_name# say_goodbye = print_func_name(say_goodbye)107def say_goodbye(name):108 print(name,"goodbye")109 return 2110print(say_hello())# è°ç¨å
é¨å½æ°111print(say_goodbye("qtx"))112"""113def print_func_name(func): # func --> say_hello114 def wrapper(*args,**kwargs):115 # å®ä¹æ°åè½116 print(func.__name__)117 # è°ç¨æ§åè½118 return func(*args,**kwargs)119 return wrapper120# æ§åè½121@print_func_name# say_hello = print_func_name(say_hello)122def say_hello():123 print("hello")124 return 1125@print_func_name# say_goodbye = print_func_name(say_goodbye)126def say_goodbye(name):127 print(name,"goodbye")128 return 2129print(say_hello())# è°ç¨å
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code01.py
Source: code01.py
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饰å¨3"""4"""5def say_hello():6 print("hello")7def say_goodbye():8 print("goodbye")9say_hello()10say_goodbye()11"""12# éæ±:å¨ä¸¤ä¸ªæ¹æ³æå®ç°çåè½åºç¡ä¸,å¢å ä¸ç§æ°åè½(æå°æ¹æ³åç§°).13"""14def say_hello():15 print(say_hello.__name__)16 print("hello")17def say_goodbye():18 print(say_goodbye.__name__)19 print("goodbye")20"""21# å¨say_helloä¸say_goodbyeå
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35 print(func.__name__)# æ°åè½36 func()# è°ç¨æ§åè½37 return wrapper38def say_hello():39 print("hello")40def say_goodbye():41 print("goodbye")42# è°ç¨å¤é¨å½æ°43say_hello = print_func_name(say_hello)44say_goodbye = print_func_name(say_goodbye)45# è°ç¨å
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52 print(func.__name__)# æ°åè½53 func()# æ§åè½54 return wrapper55@print_func_name # say_hello = print_func_name(say_hello)56def say_hello():57 print("hello")58@print_func_name59def say_goodbye():60 print("goodbye")61say_hello()62say_goodbye()63"""64def print_func_name(func): # æä¾æ§åè½65 def wrapper(*args, **kwargs): # å
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66 print(func.__name__) # æ°åè½67 return func(*args, **kwargs) # æ§åè½68 return wrapper69@print_func_name # say_hello = print_func_name(say_hello)70def say_hello():71 print("hello")72 return "ok"73@print_func_name74def say_goodbye(name):75 print(name, "goodbye")76result = say_hello()77print(result)...
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