I use global variables but I've read that they aren't a good practice or pythonic. I often use functions that give as a result many yes/no variables that I need to use in the main function. For example, how can I write the following code without using global variables?
def secondary_function(): global alfa_is_higher_than_12 global beta_is_higher_than_12 alfa = 12 beta = 5 if alfa > 10: alfa_is_higher_than_12 = "yes" else: alfa_is_higher_than_12 = "no" if beta > 10: beta_is_higher_than_12 = "yes" else: beta_is_higher_than_12 = "no"def main_function(): global alfa_is_higher_than_12 global beta_is_higher_than_12 secondary_function() if alfa_is_higher_than_12=="yes": print("alfa is higher than 12") else: print("alfa isn't higher than 12") if beta_is_higher_than_12=="yes": print("beta is higher than 12") else: print("beta isn't higher thant 12")main_function()
