Lec 15 | MIT 6.00 Introduction to Computer Science and Programming, Fall 2008
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if you not sure about classes..here is better lec online
search from 33- 38 in utube
Python Programming Tutorial - 37 - Constructors
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@loko95ftp i think its an awesome start to learn how to think..if you want to learn basic python..lookfor Google Python Class have a great 2 days course online.
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Thanks for the upload MIT. It was a great help.
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__mifflin is therefore referred to as "dunder mifflin"
:p
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very good teacher...
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at 27:05
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is that redhead on the left sleeping? or possibly dead?
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Very nice, Hi from Greece
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they dont get much into the syntax they just teach what programing involves
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Python has "private" class variables. Name them with double underscore first and they become unavailable with direct access.
class a():
def __init__(self, x):
self.__x = x
A = a(5)
print A.__x
manghole 2 years ago 7
"Double underscore" is often reffered to as "dunder".
__init__ therefor becomes "dunder init dunder".
Much easier to pronounce.
arngorf 6 months ago