I'm new to sqlalchemy. I tried to search this question but didn't come up with accurate search terms. So I come here for some help from real people instead of search engine. For the following code: > > class Places(Base): > > """""" > > __tablename__ = 'moz_places' > > > > id = Column(Integer, primary_key=True) > > url = Column(String) > > title = Column(String) > > rev_host = Column(String) > > visit_count = Column(Integer) > > hidden = Column(Integer) > > typed = Column(Integer) > > > > #---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > def __init__(self, id, url, title, rev_host, visit_count, > > hidden, typed): > > """""" > > self.id = id > > self.url = url > > self.title = title > > self.rev_host = rev_host > > self.visit_count = visit_count > > self.hidden = hidden > > self.typed = typed > > If I already defined each column names as class variable, why do I still need to re-define each of them as instance variables? I just can't understand the reason. Any hint would be highly appreciated. Thanks.
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