Is this question is wrong?...i am not able to mkve ahead

Answer 1

class Student:
def __init__
(self, name):
self.name = name

test = Student("Bob"):

Answer 2

It worked when underscored twice on either side on 'init' strange!!

Answer 3

which one??

Answer 4

Fill in the blanks to create a class and its constructor, taking one argument and assigning it to the "name" attribute. Then create an object of the class.

Student:
def
(self, name):
self
= name

test = Student("Bob"
this one?

Answer 5

I stuck on this one too

Answer 6

class Student:
def_init_(self,name):
self.name=name
test=Student("Bob"):

Answer 7

Fill in the blanks to create a class and its constructor, taking one argument and assigning it to the "name" attribute. Then create an object of the class.

class Student:
def __init__
(self, name):
self.name = name

test = Student("Bob"):

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underscope in two it can work

Answer 8

no init is not working and i stuck in this one