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Calling class member variables works the same whether those values are created within the class (like our car’s condition) or values are passed into the new object at initialization. We use dot notation to access the member variables of classes since those variables belong to the object.

For instance, if we had created a member variable named new_variable, a new instance of the class named new_object could access this variable by saying:

new_object.new_variable

Instructions

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Now that you’ve created my_car print its member variables:

  • First print the model of my_car. Click “Stuck? Get a hint!” for an example.
  • Then print out the color of my_car.
  • Then print out the mpg of my_car.

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