How do i print out a object from __init__ to main()?

Question

Class Cat:
def __init__(self, catname):
self.catname = catname

def give_name(self):
self.catname = "Tony"

def return_catname(self):
return self.catname

def main():
cat_object = Cat(catname)
print(cat_object.return_catname())

Answer 1

1 class is lowercase
2 check your indentation levels
3 pass a valid string or variable to the constructor
4 call the main function to run it

#How do i print out a object from __init__ to main()?

class Cat:
def __init__(self, catname):
self.catname = catname

def give_name(self):
self.catname = "Tony"

def return_catname(self):
return self.catname

def main():
cat_object = Cat("Kitty")
print(cat_object.return_catname())

main()

If you're going to use methods to access and modify your class members then you should change the access modifiers of those members.
IE cat_object.catname is accessible.