class and object in python 3.9.1
- A class is a blueprint from which you can
create the instance (object). - object is simply a collection of data (variables)
and methods (functions) that act on those data. - classes have logical existence. – classes have physical existence.
- A class doesn’t any memory space when
created. (Also read Enumerate in python) - An object takes up the memory when it is
created by the programmer.
Example:
- Creating a class name person.
Class person:
Def__init__(self, name, age, gender):
Self.name = name
Self.age = age
Self.gender = gender
P1 = person(‘Sachin’, 22, ‘male’)
Print(p1.name)
Print(p1.age)
Print(p1.gender)
Output:
Sachin
22
male- creating an object in class name person.
Class person:
Def__init__(self, name, age, gender):
Self.name = name
Self.age = age
Self.gender = gender
Def myfunc(self):
Print(‘my name is’ + self.name)
Print(p1.name)
Print(p1.age)
Print(p1.gender)
P1.myfunc()
Output:
My name is Sachin.Summary :
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