Hello David,
> Thanks in advance for any help!How do you create a script in
> python...sorry
> to be so remedial...first script.
It sounds like you are a complete beginner to programming?
If not forgive me for patronizing you with too much detail.
A Python script is simply a text file. You can
I just read about __init__ in the chapter on operator
overloading in Learning Python. What is __init__
exactly? Is it a special function that you can use to
initialize attributes in an object upon creation?
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On 13/01/06, Christopher Spears <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just read about __init__ in the chapter on operator
> overloading in Learning Python. What is __init__
> exactly? Is it a special function that you can use to
> initialize attributes in an object upon creation?
Pretty much ... Have
On Thu, 12 Jan 2006, Christopher Spears wrote:
> I just read about __init__ in the chapter on operator
> overloading in Learning Python. What is __init__
> exactly? Is it a special function that you can use to
> initialize attributes in an object upon creation?
Hi Chris,
Yes, that's it.
__i
One thing about classes that really tripped me up when I first started using
classes was 'self' before the variable. When you have ' self.variable '
that is a variable that can be referenced by the parent. If there's no
'self' before the variable, you can not.
For instance, if you have a routi
On Fri, 13 Jan 2006, S. D. Rose wrote:
> One thing about classes that really tripped me up when I first started
> using classes was 'self' before the variable. When you have '
> self.variable ' that is a variable that can be referenced by the parent.
> If there's no 'self' before the variable,
