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In the following code, in the method [CODE]talk(self)[/CODE], [CODE]self.name[/CODE]. What self is self.name referring to? I though variables created in functions and methods are only good within that method or function. But here it looks like it's talking to [CODE]__init__[/CODE] & [CODE]__str__[/CODE]. Can someone please explain? It's starting to get … | |
In the code below, the only part I'M having trouble with is word[position]. I know this is something really simple but I've always had trouble understanding these kinds of statements. I know that it print a random letter (position) from (word). What I don't know is why or how it … | |
In the code below, the only part I'M having trouble with is word[position]. I know this is something really simple but I've always had trouble understanding these kinds of statements. I know that it prints a random letter (position) from (word). What I don't know is why or how it … | |
In the program be below, I'M having trouble with these few lines, remember, I'M new. What's going on here? I'M just a little confused because there is (word) wraped in len(). [CODE]position = random.randrange(len(word))[/CODE] And what's going on with these two lines? Thanks. [CODE] jumble += word[position] word = word[:position] … |
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