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Tag: object

Destructor usage in python __del__()

Will the following not cause issue of freeing memory twice? Why is python3 destroying an object when it has already been destroyed by the programmer? Output: Answer By calling __del__() you’re just calling a method on the instance, without any special meaning. The __del__() method, both yours and by default does absolutely nothing. Moreover, it is not a destructor but

Updating the json file edited in Python

Suppose I have a json file like – This is a single object. There are hundreds of objects similar to these. What i did was I accessed every ‘name’ from “name_list” and cleaned it using some rules. In that process some common name were removed. Now I want to update the cleaned data back to the json file. Note that

How do you best mark node as visited in Depth First Search?

In some algorithms, like DFS, we need to mark nodes as visited. If I have a Node class, in Python we can write something like node.visited = True. However when I do that, I change the nodes which might be undesired. So what would be the best and cleanest approach here? Things I thought of: delete the attribute at the

attributeError when calling method of object class

Trying to animate a car with button to accelerate and decelerate. When I press a button to accelerate/decelerate, I get an error in the ‘if’ statements on both methods “AttributeError: ‘bool’ object has no attribute ‘speed'”. Can someone help me figure out what’s going wrong? Thank you! Answer You should pass to clicked.connect a method bound to the object in

Why is my class object not working as intended?

I have two issues that need resolving. I have created a class object LoanInstance. The object should create a list of numbers (int or float) that show different aspects of a personal loan repayment balance. There are 2 main parts to the object. Part 1: Read in data from a data frame (I’ve created an example data frame below) df

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