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Why Do We Need __init__ To Initialize A Python Class

Why Do We Need __init__ To Initialize A Python Class

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I'm pretty new to OOP and I need some help understanding the need for a constructor in a python… Read more Why Do We Need __init__ To Initialize A Python Class
What Is The Difference Writing Code In A Class And In Def __init__(self) In Python?

What Is The Difference Writing Code In A Class And In Def __init__(self) In Python?

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Possible Duplicate: Variables inside and outside of a class __init__() function I understand that… Read more What Is The Difference Writing Code In A Class And In Def __init__(self) In Python?
Class Constructor Able To Init With An Instance Of The Same Class Object

Class Constructor Able To Init With An Instance Of The Same Class Object

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Can python create a class that can be initialised with an instance of the same class object? I'… Read more Class Constructor Able To Init With An Instance Of The Same Class Object
Subclassing Dict: Should Dict.__init__() Be Called?

Subclassing Dict: Should Dict.__init__() Be Called?

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Here is a twofold question, with a theoretical part, and a practical one: When subclassing dict: cl… Read more Subclassing Dict: Should Dict.__init__() Be Called?
Using Module's Own Objects In __main__.py

Using Module's Own Objects In __main__.py

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I’m trying to access a module’s data from inside its __main__.py. The structure is as follows: mymo… Read more Using Module's Own Objects In __main__.py
Calling Init For Multiple Parent Classes With Super?

Calling Init For Multiple Parent Classes With Super?

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Possible Duplicate: Can Super deal with multiple inheritance? Python inheritance? I have a class … Read more Calling Init For Multiple Parent Classes With Super?