switch case in python doesn't work; need another pattern

Question

I need a help with a code here, i wanted to implement the switch case pattern in python so like some tutorial said , i can use a dictionary for that but here is my problem:<

Answer 1

what about creating new class and wrap the data/arguments in object - so instead of binding data by passing arguments - you could just let function decide which parameters it needs...

class MyObj(object):
        def __init__(self, data, other_data):
                self.data = data
                self.other_data = other_data

        def switch(self, method_type):
                return {
                                "create": self.msg,
                                "update": self.msg,
                                "delete": self.delete_func,
                        }[method_type]()

        def msg(self):
                #process self.data
                return "Hello, World  !!"

        def delete_func(self):
                #process other data self.other_data or anything else....
                return True

if "__main__" == __name__:
        m1 = MyObj(1,2)
        print m1.switch('create')
        print m1.switch('delete')