On 12/09/13 10:10, zubair alam wrote:
class PizzaShop():
pizza_stock = 10
def get_pizza(self):
while PizzaShop.pizza_stock:
PizzaShop.pizza_stock -= 1
yield "take yours pizza order, total pizzas left
{}".format(PizzaShop.pizza_stock)
mypizza_shop = PizzaShop()
pizza_order = mypizza_shop.get_pizza()
for order in pizza_order:
print "{}".format(repr(order))
You might as well just use
print order
domino_pizza_store = mypizza_shop.get_pizza()
print "{}".format(repr(domino_pizza_store.next()))
mypizza_shop.pizza_stock = 10
This preobably isn't doing what you think it is.
This is creating a new instance attribute in the
mypizza_shop instance it is not resetting the
class attribute. For that you would need to use
PizzaShop.pizza_stock = 10
can't we again use the same object mypizza_shop
> once its generator is exhausted
You can't use the same iterator again but you can
get a new one. But your problem here is that you have
not reset the class stock level.
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