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Fill in the blanks to make the egg attribute strongly private and access it from outside of the class
class Test: __egg = 7 t = Test() print(t._Test_____)
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Answer:
class Test:
__egg = 7
t = Test()
print(t._Test__egg)
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(Correct Answer)
class Test:
__egg = 7 for 1st (# Two underscores with egg)
print(t._test__egg) (# t. "underscore" test " underscore (2times) egg)
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class Test:
_ _ egg = 7
t = Test()
print(t._Test__egg)
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please give the proper answer!..
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can someone explain the answer?
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Fill in the blanks to make the egg attribute strongly private and access it from outside of the class.
answer : class test:
__egg = 7
t = test()
print(t._test__egg)
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This is the real answer:
class Test:
_ _ egg = 7
t = Test()
print(t. _ Test _ _ egg)
just place 1 underscore after 't.' then 2 underscores and egg on the last point.
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Guys, I figured it out, you have to put 2 __ and then write egg yourself.
So you have to write it like this:
__egg
Then it works
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class Test:
__egg = 7
t = Test()
print(t._Test__egg)
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class.
class Test:
__egg = 7
t = Test()
print(t._Test __egg)
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Guys this is answer
class Test:
_ _ egg = 7
t = Test()
print(t. _ Test _ _ egg)
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class Test:
__egg = 7
t = Test()
print(t._Test__egg)
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full python tutorial link video
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class.
class Test:
__egg = 7
t = Test()
print(t._Test __egg)
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All are kids so they don't give answers.
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The answer is
class Test:
__egg = 7
t = Test()
print(t._Test_egg)