Hi,
I have a file named demo.py.The contents of the file are:
class a:
name="swapna"
def show(self):
print a.name
s=a()
s.show()When I execute the file it gives me the following error:
"<bound method a.show of <__main__.a instance at 0x009D58C8>>"
Kindly advice on how to proceed with it.
Jump to PostI would use self to carry the variable name within the class. Also by convention class names start with an uppercase letter.
class A: name = "swapna" def show(self): print self.name s = A() s.show()
I would use self to carry the variable name within the class. Also by convention class names start with an uppercase letter.
class A:
name = "swapna"
def show(self):
print self.name
s = A()
s.show()Swapana,
the code u have sent I typed as it is in the script and it worked without any error
Looks more like message from lint-filter, telling you to use self. Some of the commercial IDEs have filters built in.
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