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m0rb1d · Dec 7th, 2006, 9:34 AM

Meh, I think I get it now. After typing all that crap out, and then re-reading it, I believe I get it.

def my_abs(num)

Is a function, so, it's not really doing anything until

if my_abs(a) == my_abs(b):

So, (num) get it's value from my_abs(a), whereas the function my_abs(num) would become my_abs(a).

Sometimes I get stuck on stupid, apologies.

Dec 7th, 2006, 9:34 AM	#2
m0rb1d Newbie Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 19 Rep Power: 0	Meh, I think I get it now. After typing all that crap out, and then re-reading it, I believe I get it. (Toggle Plain Text) def my_abs(num) def my_abs(num) Is a function, so, it's not really doing anything until (Toggle Plain Text) if my_abs(a) == my_abs(b): if my_abs(a) == my_abs(b): So, (num) get it's value from my_abs(a), whereas the function my_abs(num) would become my_abs(a). Sometimes I get stuck on stupid, apologies.