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Python Object-Oriented Python Instant Objects Your first class

rokas stasiulaitis
rokas stasiulaitis
617 Points
Posted by rokas stasiulaitis
rokas stasiulaitis
617 Points

print() out the name attribute of your instance

From my understanding, the instance is created by me = Student(), the second part is confusing to me ('print() out the name attribute of your instance') does that mean the instance needs to be me = Student(name)? if I try print(me) that doesn't work, am I making the instances incorrectly?

first_class.py 
class Student():
    name = "Rokas"
    me = Student(name)
    print (me)

1 Answer

Miguel de Luis Espinosa
Miguel de Luis Espinosa
41,279 Points
Miguel de Luis Espinosa
Miguel de Luis Espinosa
41,279 Points

indentation is everything in python