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Bad Practice To Run Code In Constructor Thats Likely To Fail?

Bad Practice To Run Code In Constructor Thats Likely To Fail?

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my question is rather a design question. In Python, if code in your 'constructor' fails, th… Read more Bad Practice To Run Code In Constructor Thats Likely To Fail?
Python Class Attribute Cannot Used As An Argument For Constructor?

Python Class Attribute Cannot Used As An Argument For Constructor?

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In python 3 I found that class attribute can be used as a argument in __init__() function, like bel… Read more Python Class Attribute Cannot Used As An Argument For Constructor?
New Instance Has Old Instance Attribute Values

New Instance Has Old Instance Attribute Values

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I want to instantiate multiple instances of books. In my __init__() method I specify some default v… Read more New Instance Has Old Instance Attribute Values
Why Do We Need __init__ To Initialize A Python Class

Why Do We Need __init__ To Initialize A Python Class

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I'm pretty new to OOP and I need some help understanding the need for a constructor in a python… Read more Why Do We Need __init__ To Initialize A Python Class
Python: Define Object Variable Without Initialization

Python: Define Object Variable Without Initialization

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I am trying to rewrite my code from one big function to oop. If I have this, it crash on session.ad… Read more Python: Define Object Variable Without Initialization