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Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cSjj8hSVLO1k/?ref=app

Answer 1

So what?

Take a break.

Example:
https://www.w3schools.com/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK/gloss_python_class_init.asp

Answer 2

Take a break, watch the second half of the tutorial, then clarify what you want to do.

Answer 3

What is it supposed to do?

You define a class but never create an object.
Which output do you expect?

Answer 4

In python Classes, the __init__() method initialize any member inside it. Its first argument must be self, and you need to name the member in its paramtheses.
class test:
def __init__(self,name,age):
self.name = name
self.age = age
With __init__(), when you instantiate an object(of the class) outside the class, you can pass the "parameter" to the object.
Also, when calling member that has been initialized in the __init__() method(with self), you have to put "self.", With the member name.
class Car:
def __init__(self,name,age):
self.name = name
self.age = age
def showInfo(self):
print("Name: ",self.name,""\nAge:",self.age)
car1 = Car("Mercedes car", 2000)
car1.showinfo()

Answer 5

# with __init__ method can be defined a default object

class car:
def __init__(self, brand):
self.brand=brand

def about_car(self):
print(self.brand)

car_1 = car('Ferrari')
mercedes = car('Mercedes')

car_1.about_car()

Answer 6

It's on pc.

Answer 7

Podle Playz When you'd use the __init__() method? With __init__() method, you can declare your own variable here, and it can be accessed by the method of the class! So it is always a good practice to add and put the __init__() method in the top of the class.. you can also create a variable inside it WITHOUT self(a variable that is created and can be used to serve class stuff),but DON'T pass it to the parantheses of the __init__() method as parameter
In my opinion, "self' refers to the "parameter" passed to the class.. I don't know if it's correct, since I'm not familar with Python classes..

Answer 8

Ok thx

Answer 9

U need help or u have solved it?

Answer 10

The provided code defines a class named car with a constructor (__init__ method) that takes a parameter called make. The constructor initializes an instance variable make with the value passed to it.

To create an object of the car class and assign it to the variable x with the make "Honda," you can use the following code:

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class car:
def __init__(self, make):
self.make = make

x = car("Honda")
To access the make attribute of the x object, you can use the dot notation (x.make) and print it as follows:

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print(x.make)
When you run the complete code, it will output:

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Honda
This means the make attribute of the x object is set to "Honda" and successfully printed using the print statement.

Answer 11

S2XPHOENIX solved

Answer 12

Podle Playz okie gud

Answer 13

Mc Rey Pangandoyon Quiao Thanks

Answer 14

I don't know how to use __init__

Answer 15

Please show

Answer 16

I watched half a tutorial before giving up, that's why I'm here 😂

Answer 17

I'm just gonna doodle around with tutorials lol

Answer 18

Dragon RB thanks, I know all that I just don't understand why and when you'd use that. Still very helpful!

Answer 19

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