Good tutorial, but you should explain what it means to have a class attribute with leading & trailing double underscores (attributes which are intended to be called by Python itself when doing standard operations on the object, I think)
When I run this code-> list.__dir__(), output was showing->> TypeError: descriptor '__dir__' of 'object' object needs an argument. What does it mean technically?
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nope, this is #bullshit why on earth do you show in your explanation that 'a' is just a label to an INTEGER but then in your example you use a LIST? these are different types, and what works with LIST, SETS and DICTIONARIES won't work with INTS, STRINGS, TUPLES, BYTES, FLOATS!!! you are confusing people!
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Good tutorial, but you should explain what it means to have a class attribute with leading & trailing double underscores (attributes which are intended to be called by Python itself when doing standard operations on the object, I think)
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my answer
class Triangle():
def __init__(self, a, b, c):
self.a = a
self.b = b
self.c = c
def perimeter(self):
return self.a + self.b + self.c
T1 = Triangle(2,3,4)
perimeter = T1.perimeter()
print(perimeter)
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When I run this code-> list.__dir__(), output was showing->> TypeError: descriptor '__dir__' of 'object' object needs an argument. What does it mean technically?
dir(), says about all possible functions a variable can be accessed upon.
Use , list=[ ]
print ( dir(list))
For example a=10
both a and 10 are objects???
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Are Numeric Types are Objects too ?? can you plz clear this and if they are Objects can we use methods like we use in strings like "Suraj".uppercase()
i think yes , for both Qs
so that means python docent have primitive data types ??
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write a program fibonacci sequence in python
Python is the German of programming languages. hatte.es.gemacht.werden.gekonnt()
You can make such a shitty mess. car.motor(left,10) bicycle.motor(right,10). motor.bicyle.turn.left(80)
You can't see what's a function and what is an object. Insert some foo and bar and you can go straight to an asylum....
nope, this is #bullshit
why on earth do you show in your explanation that 'a' is just a label to an INTEGER but then in your example you use a LIST? these are different types, and what works with LIST, SETS and DICTIONARIES won't work with INTS, STRINGS, TUPLES, BYTES, FLOATS!!! you are confusing people!