Why do I have to use "self.example" when calling a method inside a class?
For example:
def Play(self):
'''find scores, reports winners'''
self.scores = []
for player in range(self.players):
print
print 'Player', player + 1
self.scores.append(self.TakeTurns())
I have another method called take turns (not shown for brevity purposes).
When I want to call it, why can't I just call it like a function and use
TakeTurns() instead of self.TakeTurns()?
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Michael J. Lewis
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