Asrarahmed Kadri escribió:
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> Folks...
>
> Please dont take it in a wrong sense. But I have a point to make
> regarding OOP and the way it is implemented in Python.
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> Why is it necessary to explicity use self argument in the class
> functions ?? I feel the language/interpreter should figure out which
> object has called the function? Isnt it ? (the use of 'self' keyword
> really confuses me. and to make matter worse the variables can be
> accessed from outside teh class. Isnt it a violation of the OOP
> principle of ENCAPSULATION)
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> Also please let me know hwo can we declare PRIVATE VARIABLES in
> Python...??
>
> Regards,
> Asrarahmed
>
> P.S. : I love Python. :)-
>
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That's something that I also don't understand, but I'm just a beginner
in python, coming from java and C#, where this is not necessary. It
seems to me quite annoying having to write this "self" each time, and I
think it makes the code less readable. I have googled a little to see if
there is an explanation to this particularity, with no sucess, so I will
pay much attention to the answers here...
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