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From: Christian Winther <cwsolani2020@nurfuerspam.de>
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Subject: [Python-de] Verstaendnis-Frage zu yield und Liste dahinter
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2025 19:45:00 +0100
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Hallo Miteinander,

ich arbeite mich gerade ein bisschen in Python ein.

Ich habe hier Funktionen vorliegen ähnlich diesen hier:

def parse_was(info):

    parsed = {}

    info1, info2 = info

    for idx, info1 in enumerate(info1):

        name, status, cpu = info1
...
        parsed[name] = {
            "status": map.get(status, status_unknown).value,
            "cpu_percent": float(cpu),
...
        }
    return parsed


def mach_was(parsed):

    for name, value in parsed.items():
        if value["cpu_percent"] is not None:
            yield name, {}

----------------
Frage:

Was gibt
        yield name, {}

zurück?

Speziell: Was macht/beinhaltet der Ausdruck: {}


MfG Christian