Monty @ The Python Coding Place @thepythoncodingplace.com · Mar 8 Not too hard to fix. In `inner()` you can store whatever `func()` returns to a variable, say `value`. Then, you can `return` this value. (Yes, you can put the `return` keyword directly in front of `func()` if you prefer)
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Congratulations, you wrote a decorator. The function `store_arguments()` is a decorator. You can use it to decorate any function and the decorated function will retain information about all the arguments passed to it each time you call it.