mm wrote: > How can I do a array of class? > > s1=[] ## this array should hold classes > > ## class definition > class Word: > word="" > > > ## empty words... INIT > for i in range(100): ## 0..99 > s1.append(Wort) > > s1[0].word="There" > s1[1].word="should" > s1[2].word="be" > s1[3].word="different" > s1[4].word="classes" > > ... but it's not.
I presume you want an list (not array) of objects (not classes). In that case, you're missing parentheses after Word. You have to call the class object, same as you'd call a function, so you have to follow it with parentheses: s1.append(Word()) You could, in fact, have an array of classes, and there are actually reasons you might want to do that, but that's pretty advanced. Carl Banks -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
