class Car:
def __init__(self,color,company_name,price,seating_capacity):
self.color = color
self.company_name = company_name
self.price = price
self.seating_capacity = seating_capacity
def forward(self):
print("car is moving in forward direction")
def reverse(self):
print("car is moving in backward direction")
car_object = Car("blue","Tata","3Lakh","7")
# Accessing properties of class outside the class
print(car_object.color)
print()
print(car_object.company_name)
print()
print(car_object.price)
print()
print(car_object.seating_capacity)
print()
# Accessing methods of class outside the class.
car_object.forward()
print()
car_object.reverse()
Output:
blue
Tata
3Lakh
7
car is moving in forward direction
car is moving in backward direction
After creating an object, you can access the class properties and behavior by using object name followed by dot operator (.) followed by properties name/ instance variable/behavior/method name.
Syntax: object_name.properties or object_name.behavior
In the above example, we have created one object of class Car called car_object and for accessing properties we are using car_object.price (properties/ Instance variables) and for accessing methods we are using car_object.forward() (method) and so on.
