In Python3, When I try to read the input foo(1,?i:int) from console:
It gives syntax error! It can accept other inputs such as foo(1,2,2),foo('d',0).
def foo(*x): #Multiple Argument function
print(x)
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Maybe you want `"?i:int"` instead of unquoted one(`?i:int`)? – Lafexlos Oct 21 '16 at 06:59
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No..The requirement is to read it as ?i:int, where ?: are symbols . Basically I have to give this input and then the function will check if the second parameter is int. Similarly, I should implement for str and float. Any help is greatly appreciated. @Lafexlos – Sumi Oct 21 '16 at 07:50