Yes, An object in the memory can be pointed by any number of reference variables as shown in the below example. In the above example, you can see we are creating the reference variable “s_1” that contains the address(memory location) of an object of the “Student” class. We are now assigning a value of s_1 …
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Please read all the lines carefully. In the above example, we have created a class called Ball that has some properties defined inside __init__(). Now we will learn what happens when we create an object of a class. As we know our computer memory (RAM) is divided into various sections or blocks and each block …
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Here in the above example, you can see “add()” is getting called within “add_another_method()” by using a variable self followed by. (dot) followed by method name (self.add()) . To call other methods within another method within a class, you have to use the “self” variable along with the method which you want to call. Contributed …
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A class is a user-defined blueprint or prototype from which objects are created. An object is a collection of properties (variables) and behavior (methods). The class provides a means to group data and functionality together. Creating a new class creates a new type of object, allowing new instances of that type to be made. Note …