"Andrej Viktorovich" wrote in message
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Hello,
Have working sample with strange property - payload:
class ExampleClass(object):
def __init__(self,value):
print("Initialising instance...")
self.payload = value
exampleInstance = ExampleClass(42)
print(exampleInstance.payload)
Is it some default field that all objects has? What it is used for?
It is not a default field. It is explicitly created in the line
'self.payload = value'
I think they are trying to show you that when you create your own class, you
can give it any attributes you like, and call them whatever you like.
If you changed 'payload' in the above to 'xyz', it would work exactly the
same.
Frank Millman
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