Dave Merrill wrote:
Somewhat silly example:
I know you've hedged this by calling it a "silly" example, but I would
like to point out that your set_X methods are unnecessary -- since
Python allows you to overload attribute access, getters and setters are
generally unnecessary.
class Address:
Python newb here. Say a class contains some rich attributes, each defined as
a class. If an instance of the parent class recieves a call to a method
belonging to one of those attributes, it should be dispatched to the
corresponding child class.
Somewhat silly example:
class Address:
def __ini
