Did you guys know that you don't have to call the first argument of the class methods in Python "self"? You can actually call it whatever you want! - ThreadSky

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tsoding.bsky.social • 62 days ago

Did you guys know that you don't have to call the first argument of the class methods in Python "self"? You can actually call it whatever you want!

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evilgiraffes.bsky.social•62 days ago

you can also call classmethods cls argument whatever you want, so you can construct urmom

usinha.bsky.social•61 days ago

I tried this as soon as I watched you do the same thing in C3 😂

leifmessinger.bsky.social•62 days ago

`this`

dwam22.bsky.social•62 days ago

Particularly useful if you’re defining a class within the body of rhe method. And then you can push it even further: a class within that inner class’ method. And one inside that one’s. And another inside that inner inner inner one’s. Per PEP429 if you go down deep enough the interpreter consults God