Accessing nested functions

Question

So I tried accessing both print statements in one go but it didn't work, is there a way to do this?.
Here's the code:
def parent():
def child():
print("Yay, you got me!")
print("And...?")

Answer 1

def parent():
def child():
print("Yay, you got me!")
print("And...?")
return child() # just call

parent()

#you need to call the function, to use it anywhere..

Answer 2

Not automatically. Am returning calling child() it returns nothing..

It will be like also

def parent():
def child():
print("Yay, you got me!")
print("And...?")
child() # just call

parent()

#or can be also:

def parent():
def child():
print("Yay, you got me!")
print("And...?")
return child # return function

parent()() #call returned value

#normal function not called automatically, only magic methods will be.

# you're welcome..

Answer 3

Okay, so by calling parent, it automatically returns child. Thanks Jayakrishna🇮🇳

Answer 4

Magic methods like __init__() right, anyway thanks

Answer 5

Yes. and that to also on when met some constraints..
You're welcome..

Answer 6

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