sudhanshu gautam wrote:
<snip>
Now If I placed the name of the constructor rather than the __init__
__baba___ so will it also work as a constructor or constructor has
specified already if yes then give me list of them
I'm not sure I parsed your question as you intended, but __init__ is
pretty much the constructor method ( with __new__ )
But I suspect you may be asking about that group know as magic methods,
which you may want to look into. These include things like __getattr__,
__len__, __gt__, and lots more. These make it easy to do things like:
>>> class Test:
... def __init__(self):pass
... def __gt__(self,other): return True
...
>>> t = Test()
>>> t>3
True
>>> t>0
True
>>> t>"hello"
True
>>>
And you may even find out why the following work as well...
>>> t<"hello"
True
>>> t <3
True
>>>
Regards,
Emile
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