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Brandon J. Van Every <vanevery at 3DProgrammer.com> wrote in comp.lang.python:> Please pardon my ignorant questions.  I'm just trying to grok Python> efficiently as a complete beginner, without having to search endlessly in> every page of TFM.>> I get the feeling that Python doesn't have anything resembling a function> pointer?  i.e. no way to call a specific function according to the value a> variable is set to?  In fact, I get the feeling it doesn't have pointers of> any sort at all?It's the other way around. *Everything* is a pointer.def whee(x):   print "My argument was:", x'whee' is now a reference (pointer) to the function we just created.We can pass it to itself, for instance:>>> whee(whee)My argument was: <function whee at 8071750>Every variable is just a reference to an object somewhere.And functions are just objects, just like lists, integers, and everything.-- Remco Gerlich

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