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If you really want the second bit of code in the same function as the first, you could just paste all but the part where you set the over_count and under_count into the function... <pre><code>def overunder(n): over_count = 0 under_count = 0 push_count = 0 overodds = 0 underodds = 0 for i in range(n): if round(np.random.normal(pjTotal3s,pjGame3STD)) > threes_over: over_count = over_count + 1 if round(np.random.normal(pjTotal3s,pjGame3STD)) < threes_over: under_count = under_count +1 if round(np.random.normal(pjTotal3s,pjGame3STD)) == threes_over: push_count = push_count + 1 over = 1/(over_count / float(over_count + under_count)) under = 1/ (under_count / float(over_count + under_count)) over_odds_given = 1.77 under_odds_given = 2.05 overedge = 1/over * over_odds_given - 1 underedge = 1/under * under_odds_given - 1 print overedge, underedge return over_count, under_count, push_count </code></pre> Or, probably better, you could put the second bit of code (overedge, underedge) into a separate function and pass it the results from overunder: <pre><code>def edges(over_count, under_count, push_count): over = 1/(over_count / float(over_count + under_count)) under = 1/ (under_count / float(over_count + under_count)) over_odds_given = 1.77 under_odds_given = 2.05 overedge = 1/over * over_odds_given - 1 underedge = 1/under * under_odds_given - 1 print overedge, underedge </code></pre> And then call it with the results from overunder: <pre><code>c = overunder(100000) edges(c[0],c[1],c[2]) </code></pre>
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