Surya K wrote:
I have a class, and want to use a method of it in the class itself. How can
I do it?
I mean, say I defined foo() , bar() methods in a class myClass. So, how can
we i use foo() in bar().
class C:
def foo(self):
print("foo")
def bar(self):
self.foo()
print("bar")
instance = C()
instance.bar()
I tried to use @staticmethod, @classmethod, but I
am getting some errors.. sometimes saying "unbound " and sometimes "given
more than 1 parameters".. can any one tell me how to do this...
Do you expect us to guess what you do? Please show the SMALLEST example and
the actual error:
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I java it really works well.
It works really well in Python too.
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Steven
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