I am working on coding a precalculous problem. I was able to write one function and get an (x,y) plot in a python list. I want to be able to call list[0] and list[1] of the first function in a second function. How do I setup my functions so that I can use the outputs from the first function as inputs in the second functions?
import numpy as np import sympy as sy # find the point of intersection of two points by using a linear function def intersection(slope1, yintercept1, slope2, yintercept2): xval = -1*slope1+slope2 recip = np.reciprocal(xval) xval = yintercept1*recip yval = slope2*xval point = [xval, yval] return point print(intersection((sy.Rational(-6,7)), 9, sy.Rational(7,6), 0)) #find the distance two points are apart. def distance(x, y): #I want to call the point from my intersection function here and put them into the distance formula to find out how far away the point is from the origin. print(distance(0,0))
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67352879/how-to-use-values-in-list-from-one-function-in-a-second-function May 02, 2021 at 12:02PM
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