Hello,
Consider the following situation:
class MyClass(Basic):
def __init__(self, argument):
self._args = (argument,)
Is this a proper way to interact with arguments, or should I use
__new__ instead of __init__ and directly invoke Basic.__new__ from
there?
Grepping over SymPy source has told me that some classes do define
__init__, but these classes (in physics, for example; I've only
checked a couple) do not derive from Basic. This pushes me towards
believing that I shouldn't really rely on __init__.
Sergiu
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