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I am trying to use functional programming to create a dictionary containing a key and a function to execute: myDict={} myItems=("P1","P2","P3",...."Pn") def myMain(key): def ExecP1(): pass def ExecP2(): pass def ExecP3(): pass ... def ExecPn(): pass Now, I have seen a code used to find the defined functions in a module, and I need to do something like this: for myitem in myItems: myDict[myitem] = ??? #to dynamically find the corresponding function So my question is, How do I make a list of all the Exec functions and then assign them to the desired item using the a dictionary? so at the end I will have myDict["P1"]() #this will call ExecP1() My real problem is that I have tons of those items and I making a library that will handle them so the final user only needs to call myMain("P1") I think using the inspect module, but I am not so sure how to do it. My reason to avoid: def ExecPn(): pass myDict["Pn"]=ExecPn is that I have to protect code as I am using it to provide a scripting feature within my application.

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