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Python: Function scope inside a class

Let’s consider the code below. On first look, one might expect list_1 and list_2 to both have the same content: [“Tom”, “Tom”], but this is not the case. list_1 evaluates to [“Tom”, “Tom”], whereas list_2 evaluates to [“John”, “John”]. I read that when a function is nested inside a class, Python will use variables defined in the module scope and

How to print an instance of a parent class in base class?

I am able to print the name of Class Student when I inherit the class into Sports and define the values in the init method. but I am not able to figure out how to print the name given when Student class is created without defining the name in Sports class, When I comment out the Student.__init__(self, 1, “name1”, “addr1”,

How to change room in this game (arcade Python)

I am developing a simple platformer game using the arcade game library of Python. I am still new to this, but I have tried to use as much object oriented programming as I could. I have successfully setup two “rooms” or levels of the game. However, I cannot figure out how to move to the second room after finishing the

How do I implement the datetime module into my code?

So how do I make the string a date? The error: Answer When you’re creating your object you have to enclose the value inside quotes: Just 21.12.1999 by itself isn’t a valid Python definition of anything. You can then use strptime of the datetime.datetime module to parse it into a datetime, and retrieve the date from that value: The %d

Labels and buttons not appearing PyQt5, Python 3 [closed]

Closed. This question is not reproducible or was caused by typos. It is not currently accepting answers. This question was caused by a typo or a problem that can no longer be reproduced. While similar questions may be on-topic here, this one was resolved in a way less likely to help future readers. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question

more than one constructor in a python class

I come from the Java programming language and I know that you can have more than one constructor there. My question now is: is that also possible in Python? My Problem: I have a class, where I have my help functions for my commands (implemented with click). These commands are not in the history class. Now my commands sometimes only

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