call list of function using list comprehension

Question

can I call a list of functions and use list comprehension?

def func1():return 1 def func2():return 2 def func3():return 3  fl = [func1,func2,func3]  fl[0]() fl[1]() fl[2]() 

I know I can do

for f in fl:    f() 

but can I do below ?

[f() for f in fl] 

A additional question for those kind people, if my list of functions is in class, for example

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()  for f in fobj.fl:     f() 

does it work?

Answer 1

>>> [f() for f in fl] [1, 2, 3] 

Absolutely :)

Answer 2

Of course you can as Fábio Diniz said :), However for the class method when used as a callable, an object must be given as an argument:

fobj= F()  for f in fobj.fl:     f(fobj) 

The object must be given as an argument to the callable because when you look at the definition of the method def funcX(self): the method needs one argument "self"