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Sometimes it's necessary to return multiple objects as a result of the function. We can do it using two different approaches:

Using a List or Tuple

We can create a list or tuple that contains all necessary objects inside the function and return it as a result of the function.


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# Define a function
def return_multiple_objects():
    obj1 = 'Hello'
    obj2 = 42
    obj3 = [1, 2, 3]
	# Return all objects packed into list
    return [obj1, obj2, obj3]
  
# Get the list with corresponding objects
result_list = return_multiple_objects()
for obj in result_list:
	print(obj)

We created three different objects inside the function and returned the list that contains all these objects as an output of the function. Then we iterated this list to get all objects.

Using Multiple Return Values

You can directly return multiple values separated by commas. When function is called, the results are captured in separate variables.


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def return_multiple_objects():
    obj1 = "Hello"
    obj2 = 42
    obj3 = [1, 2, 3]
	# Return objects separated by comma
    return obj1, obj2, obj3

# Get the result of the function into three different values
result1, result2, result3 = return_multiple_objects()
print(result1, result2, result3)

In the code above we returned three variables separately. If we use this approach it's very important to know the order in which the variables are returned to correctly use them in code.

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Implement a validate_registration function that validates user registration details by checking the username, email, and password. If any validation rule is not met, the function should return a list of error messages. Otherwise, it should confirm successful validation.

Define the function validate_registration, which takes three parameters: username, email, password
Initialize an empty list errors to store validation error messages.
Check if the username is at least 3 characters long. If not, add "Username must be at least 3 characters long." to the errors list.
Verify that the email contains the @ symbol. If not, add "Invalid email format." to the errors list.
Check if the password is at least 6 characters long. If not, add "Password must be at least 6 characters long." to the errors list.
Return the result of comparing the length of errors to 0 as the first parameter and the errors list as the second parameter.

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