Starting Out with Python (4th Edition)
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Author: Tony Gaddis
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Chapter 10.3, Problem 13CP
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Instance attribute:
- • An instance has its own set of data attributes of a class.
- • To create an attribute, the method uses the parameter “self”.
- • The “self” references the attribute that belongs to a specific object of the class.
- • In the same class, there is a possibility to create many instances. Here, each instance has its own set of attributes.
- • This is called as instance attribute.
- • In the given problem, there will be 10 attributes in memory while creating 10 instances of a class.
- • This is because each instance of a class calls the method for 10 times.
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