Built-in prefix + notation in python

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I've got a function that takes a binary function as an argument and does some other things using that function. Is there a built-in way to pass the infix + function as a prefix binary function without making a lambda x,y: x + y, i.e. is there some built-in function that acts like +(1,2) = 3? Same question for -, *, /, and **.

George · Accepted Answer · 2016-09-28 20:51:16Z

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Ah, it's been like a year at this point, but I stumbled across an answer. All of the infix operations are implemented like normal functions in the operator module. So, for addition you can just refer to operator.add

answered Sep 28, 2016 at 20:51

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