Monty @ The Python Coding Place @thepythoncodingplace.com · Mar 8

But `inner()` also has the function name `print` hardcoded within it You can add a parameter, say `func`, to `store_arguments()` so that you can pass any function name to `store_arguments()` when you call it. And you also replace the call to `print()` within `inner()` with the call to `func()`

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Monty @ The Python Coding Place · Mar 8

Note that now you also need to pass `print` when you call `store_arguments()` The rest of the code you had at the end of Day 1 still works: