"sudhanshu gautam" wrote
Now If I placed the name of the constructor rather than the __init__
__baba___ so will it also work as a constructor or constructor has
specified
already if yes then give me list of them
Unlike some other OOP languages Python only has one constructor
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Le Mon, 27 Apr 2009 22:38:30 +0530,
sudhanshu gautam s'exprima ainsi:
> Now If I placed the name of the constructor rather than the __init__
> __baba___ so will it also work as a constructor or constructor has specified
> already if yes then give me list of them
Actually __init__ is not the con
sudhanshu gautam wrote:
Now If I placed the name of the constructor rather than the __init__
__baba___ so will it also work as a constructor or constructor has
specified already if yes then give me list of them
I'm not sure I parsed your question as you intended, but __init__ is
pretty much
Greetings Sudanshu,
sudhanshu gautam wrote:
when we work on the oops in the python then we have to pass the first
parameter as a self then the value of the other parameters .
Well, not explicitly. If you're familiar with OOPS in C++, self is
analogous to the "this" pointer there. Also, you ne
when we work on the oops in the python then we have to pass the first
parameter as a self then the value of the other parameters .
for example:
class Student:
def __init__(self,name):
self.name=name
print 'The name is',self.name
a=student('sudhanshu')
a is an object of the student class
so __init
