How do i call an outside function from this class ?
def test(t):
return t
class class_test():
def test_def(q):
test_msg = test('Hi')
print (test_msg)
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1What happens when you run code above?Mehraban– Mehraban2015-03-07 08:00:59 +00:00Commented Mar 7, 2015 at 8:00
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To call the class method, you can create an instance of the class and then call an attribute of that instance (the test_def method).
def test(t):
return t
class ClassTest(object):
def test_def(self):
msg = test('Hi')
print(msg)
# Creates new instance.
my_new_instance = ClassTest()
# Calls its attribute.
my_new_instance.test_def()
Alternatively you can call it this way:
ClassTest().test_def()
Sidenote: I made a few changes to your code. self should be used as first argument of class methods when you define them. object should be used in a similar manner.
4 Comments
GThamizh
Want access the test(t) function inside of the ClassTest,
user
@GThamizh What do you mean? Aren't you already using
test(t) in test_def()?user
@sqrcompass what code exactly are you using, what do you expect to get and what do you get?
user
@sqrcompass are you by any chance trying to access
test in another module where you have imported ClassTest (in the example above)? That is, trying something like ClassTest.test.