x = 0 def add(): global x x += 1 label1.config(text = x) I don’t like how I initialize a variable outside a function. It feels messy and harder to read. Is there any way that’s a bit clearer? Some way to perhaps initialize the variable in the function.
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r/learnpython x = 0 def add(): global x x += 1 label1.config(text = x) I don’t like how I initialize a variable outside a function. It feels messy and harder to read. Is there any way that’s a bit clearer? Some way to perhaps initialize the variable in the function. submitted by /u/AWS_0 [link] [comments]
x = 0 def add(): global x x += 1 label1.config(text = x) I don’t like how I initialize a variable outside a function. It feels messy and harder to read. Is there any way that’s a bit clearer? Some way to perhaps initialize the variable in the function.
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