Python _ Class

Question

Hi!
I’m studying ‘class’ in python.
There was an example, and I did it exactly same, but it’s not working.....

class Restaurant():

def _init_(self, n, t):
self.name = n
self.type = t

def desc_restaurant(self) :
print("Name of this restaurant is " + self.name.title())
print("Cusine Type : " + self.type.title())

def open_restaurant(self) :
print("The restaurant is open!")

res_1 = Restaurant('cafe noma', 'spanish')
res_2 = Restaurant('tampopo', 'japanese')

It says “Restaurant() takes no arguments”

So I modified it to
class Restaurant(object)

But still not working.....
Could you give me some advice?

Answer 1

And secondly, the "magic methods" of classes have names embedded in 🅓🅞🅤🅑🅛🅔 underscores.

You didn't supply __init__ to the class, you used _init_ instead. Which just makes a new method. Not a constructor. And with no constructor provided, Python defaults to the default constructor of the base class of all classes, which takes no arguments. That's how it works.

Answer 2

First and foremost please fix your indentation. This is an appaling visual nightmare.

Answer 3

No problem! Just note this in the future

Answer 4

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