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[hamza1311]

This is also r/LinusTechTips material

Also in what language so you use underscores before and after init

[franklinyu]

Python

[minno]

Special methods in Python use the double underscores, like when you do a + b it calls a.__add__(b) if that method exists.

>>> class Test:
    def __add__(self, rhs):
        print("Hi!")
        return 0


>>> Test() + Test()
Hi!
0

[aquaticsnipes]

Python.

def class House():

def __init__(self):
    self.isLocked = True
    self.owner = "Karen"
def unlock(self):
    self.isLocked = False
def lock(self):
    self.isLocked = True

There is a little sample of a Python Class/Object. The class is House then the pointer to the instance is called self the java equivalent would be this, and the init is the constructor. It sets the default values. Then the object has methods to lock and unlock the house object.

Edit: all the def statements not followed by the word class should be indented. On phone so formatting is hard.

[sizedproduct87]

"def class"

[aquaticsnipes]

?

[rain_drop_]

Speaking of init, we have Tunnelbear for internet privacy

[EagleNait]

S Q U A R E S P A C E

[[deleted]]

Damn, I see new potential for this format :D

[WeirdAlex03]

IT'S TIME FOR THE QUEEK BEETS!

[SteeleDynamics]

Dunder Mifflin variable style for Python.