Cool series, thanks for making your journey public! It's an interesting read :)
I believe the first example of a higher order function is incorrect, since sum(1,5) is evaluated and then passed as int to the logger function.
I changed it so that the args are passed to logger as a tuple and then unpacked. This way sum is passed as a function to logger.
def logger(func, args): # higher order function
print(f'The result of the passed function is {func(*args)}')
def sum(num1, num2):
return num1 + num2
logger(sum, (1,5))
Cool series, thanks for making your journey public! It's an interesting read :)
I believe the first example of a higher order function is incorrect, since
sum(1,5)is evaluated and then passed as int to the logger function.I changed it so that the args are passed to logger as a tuple and then unpacked. This way sum is passed as a function to logger.
Thanks a lot for the correction :) I have updated my code.
Very glad that you liked the series.