python - call list of function using list comprehension -


Can I call a list of functions and use the list comprehension? Return func2 (return): return 2 def func3 (): return 3 FL = [func1, func2, func3] FL [0] () FL [1] (F) [2] ()

I know that I can 

  for fl: f ()   
 But can I down?  
  for fl (f))   
 An additional question for those people, if my list is in the function class, for example < / P> 
  class F: def __init __ (self): self.a, self.b, self.c = 0,0,0 def func1 (self): self.a + = 1 def func2 (Self): self.b + = 1 def func3 (self): self.c + = 1 fl = [func1, func2, func3] fobj = F () f in fobj.fl: F ()   
 Does this work?  
  
 
 
 Of course you can do FABBIJIN :), though for the class method, , Then an object must be given as argument:  
  fobj = f () f fj .fl: f (fobj)   
 The object should be given as a callable argument because when you see the definition of metho, d  def funcX (self):  the method has an argument " self < / Strong> "   is

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