> Nope, a class method take the class as first argument and is supposed to
return an instance of said class
Just so we don't confuse Rudi, a @classmethod is like a regular method,
except that it doesn't have access to its instance. There are no
expectation or restrictions on what it returns.
class MyClass(object):
def regular_method(self):
return self
@classmethod
def class_method(cls):
return cls
myclass1 = MyClass()
myclass2 = MyClass()
assert myclass1.regular_method() != myclass2.regular_method()
assert myclass2.class_method() == myclass2.class_method()
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