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I have a function in my Python script where multiple variables are created, and I want to use them in other functions. I thought of using global for this but I thought it would be the incorrect way to do so.
So can anyone tell me what would be the best way to create variables in a function for other functions?
Organize the variables into a class. Instantiate the class in one function and then pass the instance to wherever you need it.
Rule of thumb: If making something global seems like a good solution at some point, don’t do it. There is always a better way.