Steven D'Aprano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > A basic usage case: > > class Paper: > size = A4 > def __init__(self, contents): > # it makes no sense to have class contents, > # so contents go straight into the instance > self.contents = contents
So add:
self.size = Paper.size
and you've removed the weirdness. What do you gain here by inheriting?
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