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Learn Python: Classes
Instantiation
A class doesn’t accomplish anything simply by being defined. A class must be instantiated. In other words, we must create an instance of the class, in order to breathe life into the schematic.
Instantiating a class looks a lot like calling a function. We would be able to create an instance of our defined CoolClass
as follows:
cool_instance = CoolClass()
Above, we created an object by adding parentheses to the name of the class. We then assigned that new instance to the variable cool_instance
for safe-keeping so we can access our instance of CoolClass
at a later time.
Instructions
1.
In script.py we see our Facade
class from last exercise. Make a Facade
instance and save it to the variable facade_1
.