"Dinesh B Vadhia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> I've combined your code fragments and added a function
> call too, to determine how 'a' is passed between objects
> and classes:
-
class A:
def oneA(self):
z = 2
self.a = self.a * z
class B:
def oneB
Alan/Greg
I've combined your code fragments and added a function call too, to determine
how 'a' is passed between objects and classes:
def addNumbers(i, j):
k = i + j
return k
class A:
def oneA(self):
z = 2
self.a = self.a * z
class B:
def oneB(self):
in
"Dinesh B Vadhia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
class A:
constantA = 9
def OneOfA:
a =
class B:
variableB = "quick brown fox"
def OneOfB:
b =
c = b * a# the 'a' from def OneOfA in class
Dinesh wrote:
> I've avoided it as long as possible but I've reached a stage where I
have to
> start using Python objects! The primary reason is that the web
framework uses
> objects and the second is to eliminate a few globals. Here is example
pseudo
> code followed by the question (one of many
I've avoided it as long as possible but I've reached a stage where I have to
start using Python objects! The primary reason is that the web framework uses
objects and the second is to eliminate a few globals. Here is example pseudo
code followed by the question (one of many I suspect!):
class
