In Perl 5.10, I can say:
sub foo () { state $x = 1; say $x++; } foo(); foo(); foo(); …and it will print out:
1 2 3 Does Python have something like this?
In Perl 5.10, I can say: sub foo () { state $x = 1;
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In Perl 5.10, I can say:
sub foo () { state $x = 1; say $x++; } foo(); foo(); foo(); …and it will print out:
1 2 3 Does Python have something like this?
The closest parallel is probably to attach values to the function itself.