I would like, for convenience, to define several functions as "slices" of a given one, along the following lines:
def f(x, k):
print(x, k)
gs = []
for k in range(2):
gs.append(lambda x: f(x, k))
But now I get
gs[0]('a') == ('a', 1)
gs[1]('a') == ('a', 1)
I would like to get:
gs[0]('a') == ('a', 0)
gs[1]('a') == ('a', 1)
I understand why I get the previous thing, and wonder if there is some standard way of obtaining the latter; in some sense I want to "freeze" the immutable value of k upon declaration of the lambda function.
