Earlier today, I posted this question in which I have this recursive function:
def add_to_smallest(kwargs):
if len(list(set(list(kwargs.values())))) == 1:
print("all values in dict are the same")
print(kwargs)
return kwargs
else:
index = min(kwargs.values())
for key, value in kwargs.items():
if value == index:
kwargs[key] += 1
add_to_smallest(kwargs)
add_to_smallest({"pos1": 60, "pos2": 54, "pos3": 300, "pos4": 5})
This functions purpose in live is to add to the smallest number in the dictionary until all values are equal.
I am passing a dictionary Items as an argument, but Ideally I would want to pass key word arguments via the ** operator, which can be done for the first function call in the call stack (again, the function is recursive) the trouble begins when I want to recall the function with the modified arguments. kwargs is now a dictionary, how can I break that down and pass it to the function call where each key value pair takes the form of a key word argument and it’s value?
