Chris Kavanagh wrote:
I know this will sound stupid, but why would the method care which
instance it's called on?? I think this is where my confusion is coming
in. . .I hope I've made sense here. . .
Typical use for class instances is to store per-instance information. For
example, both "sp
On 2/25/2012 4:34 AM, Dave Angel wrote:
On 02/25/2012 03:31 AM, Chris Kavanagh wrote:
Hey Everyone,
I came across this code in 'A Byte Of Python' & realized there was a
line I didn't understand. The line is "howMany =
staticmethod(howMany)" (Complete code pasted below.)
I don't think, in my
On 02/25/2012 03:31 AM, Chris Kavanagh wrote:
Hey Everyone,
I came across this code in 'A Byte Of Python' & realized there was
a line I didn't understand. The line is "howMany =
staticmethod(howMany)" (Complete code pasted below.)
I don't think, in my very short Python career, I've h
On 25/02/12 08:31, Chris Kavanagh wrote:
I don't think, in my very short Python career, I've heard of a
staticmethod or classmethod. There's very little explanation of them in
the book. I've googled them, but am still confused on exactly what they
are & why they should be used. The only sense I
Hey Everyone,
I came across this code in 'A Byte Of Python' & realized there was a
line I didn't understand. The line is "howMany = staticmethod(howMany)"
(Complete code pasted below.)
I don't think, in my very short Python career, I've heard of a
staticmethod or classmethod. There's very
