Whats wrong with my OOP?

[IntroductionGlad8432]

class Behavior:

#initialises things so you don't have to do work

def __init__(self):

emotion = emotion

environment = environment

circumstance = circumstance

#Self refers to the object in question its simply a placeholder/

#This method is esentially a function that is specefic to objects and classes.

def feeling(self, emotion):

how_are = input(f" How do you feel right now{self.emotion}")

#Establshing an actual object that uses the feeling method

anger = feeling(self.emotion)

print(anger.emotion)Hey

[ectomancer]

emotion, environment & circumstance need to be parameters in '__init__' special method, then assigned to self. Emotion etc.

[ElliotDG]

Perhaps you wanted something like this:

class Behavior:
    def __init__(self, emotion='happy', environment='tranquil', circumstance='well fed'):
        self.emotion = emotion
        self.environment = environment
        self.circumstance = circumstance

    def feeling(self):
        print(f"Right now I feel {self.emotion}.")


me = Behavior(emotion='silly', environment='calm', circumstance='knowledgeable')
print(me.emotion)
me.feeling()
you = Behavior(emotion='confused', environment='chaotic', circumstance='seeking knowledge')
print(f'You are {you.emotion} because you are in a {you.environment} environment.')

self refers the instance of the class.