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Question

Overload
operators
We are improving our
drawing app.
Our application must support
addition and comparison of two objects
Shape.
Add appropriate methods to
make it possible to add + and
compare using the greater
than > operator for the Shape class.
The addition should return a new
object with the sum of the width and height
of the operands, and the comparison should
return the result of comparing the area
of the objects.
https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/cVR0H9SfCt62/?ref=app

Answer 1

Сапиюлла ,

OK. Here's a stronger hint then. These are the names of the special methods you must define to support + and >.

__add__
https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#object.__add__

__gt__
(gt means "greater than")
https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#object.__gt__

Did the lessons before that task explain how to define a special method?

Save your new code and share a new link if you want other people or me to help analyze it.

Answer 2

Сапиюлла ,
i guess your question maybe about *operator overloading*. anyway - can you please provide the:

> tutorial name
> lesson or exercise name

Answer 3

well done, i'm fixed problem!

Answer 4

Сапиюлла ,

I see you haven't tried adding anything under "# your code" yet. People who try something generally get better advice, because it's more fun to analyze someone's code than to write it for them.

Hint, you'll have to define two special methods in the Shape class to support the + and > operators.

Here are some of the official docs. They can be a little thick to read, so ask again if you misunderstand any specific part.

Glossary - special method
https://docs.python.org/3/glossary.html#term-special-method

Special method names
https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#special-method-names

Answer 5

,
I'm sorry, I've just tried it more than 20 times and I'm already desperate.I take up the task again, but everything is even.Therefore, I decided to give such a clean code to understand magical methods by example.Once again, I apologize for my mistake.

Answer 6

Сапиюлла ,

Awesome. Looks great. 👍

Now you can add [Solved] to the title, so it might help someone else who finds it in a search.

Maybe add tags for 'operator' and 'overloading' too.

Answer 7

Rain,

ok, that’s exactly what I’ll do, after all, helping people like me will look very noble!