At Thursday 28/12/2006 01:39, Pyenos wrote:
class Class1:
class Class2(Class1):
variable="variable"
class Class3(Class2):
print Class1().Class2().variable #problem
Also, why is this wrong?
Again, don't write just "problem"!
What do you want do do? Writing random statements at random order and
random indentation levels is not the best way to learn Python (nor anything!)
Defining a nested class which itself inherits from its container
*might* make *some* sense in very specific circunstances, but
certainly is *not* a recommended newbie practice.
It's like using the accelerator and brake at the same time when
driving - an experienced driver *might* do that in certain
circunstances, but if you are learning to drive, you either
accelerate or either use the brake but NOT both.
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