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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
Constructors In Python

Constructors In Python

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I need help in writing code for a Python constructor method. This constructor method would take th… Read more Constructors In Python
Python: Call A Constructor Whose Name Is Stored In A Variable

Python: Call A Constructor Whose Name Is Stored In A Variable

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I have the following variable: var = 'MyClass' I would like to create an object of MyClass… Read more Python: Call A Constructor Whose Name Is Stored In A Variable
Python Class Constructor (static)

Python Class Constructor (static)

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Does Python have a mechanism for class constructors, i.e. a function that is called whenever the cl… Read more Python Class Constructor (static)
Odd Behaviour Of Python's Class

Odd Behaviour Of Python's Class

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Here is a python class: class TxdTest(object): def __init__(self, name = '', atrributes… Read more Odd Behaviour Of Python's Class
Python Class Setup For Serialization Without Pickle

Python Class Setup For Serialization Without Pickle

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Scenario I am looking for an object oriented approach in python that makes it possible to save an i… Read more Python Class Setup For Serialization Without Pickle
Bad Practice To Run Code In Constructor Thats Likely To Fail?

Bad Practice To Run Code In Constructor Thats Likely To Fail?

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my question is rather a design question. In Python, if code in your 'constructor' fails, th… Read more Bad Practice To Run Code In Constructor Thats Likely To Fail?