> >I don't think you're making proper use of classes. > > IMHO there is no "proper use of classes".
It depends on whether the OP wants to pursue OOP. There are many uses of classes that are not related to OOP. But if we are talking about good OOP practie then there are some uses of classes that are "improper". > But they are related. Each represents a game command; the class is the > container for the commands. And it might be that as the program expands > that there would be multiple instances representing players or saved games > or ??? And class properties would keep track of the player's status. But in that case the class would still be badly formed since it should be called Game or Player as appropriate. But outside of OOP classes do make useful containers for code - although in Python with its modules there is less real need for that. My 2 cents worth :-) Alan G. _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
