Hello all ! 👋 I have a problem understanding how I could use

DynamicOut

for my needs. I'm trying to change a simple python code containing loops into different

@op

elements My code is something like this:

for i in range(len(variable_1)):
    for j in range(len(variable_2)):
        if variable_2[j] !=1:
            variable_3=variable_1[i]
        else:
            variable_3=0

I can either let everything in just one big

@asset

function, which works perfectly, but I wanted to try using

@op

instead But I have problem to understand how to use create and call the function that will run the "if" conditions, called "final" in the code below:

@op(out = DynamicOut())
def listApps(variable_1):
    for i in variable_1.index:
        yield DynamicOutput(i, mapping_key=i)

@op(out = DynamicOut())
def listAPIs(variable_2):
    for i in variable_2.index:
        yield DynamicOutput(j, mapping_key=j)

@op
def final(i,j,variable_1,variable_2):
    if variable_2[j] !=1:
        variable_3=variable_1[i]
    else:
        variable_3=0

@job
def this_job():
    variable_1 = fromAfunction()
    variable_2 = [0,1]
    i = listApps(variable_1)
    j = listAPIs()
    results = i.map(final())

If

final

was just using

i

or

j

I would use

i.map(final())

but how can I call an

@op

in the

@job

if the op needs multiple variables & dynamicoutputs ? Thx for your help !