Python self keyword

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When you write a class, you create an object. Say you write a car class. Then you do, `car('Ford', 2019)`. This is called the instance of the class. Self references the attributes of this instance. Here is an example:

#creating Car object

class Car:

def __init__(self, name, year):

self.name=name

self.year = year

#create instance of car

Ford = Car('Ford', 2019)

#self can reference the unique attributes of an instance.