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| Q. |
What will be the output of the following
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| A. | 224 |
| B. | error |
| C. | 12 |
| D. | none |
| Answer» C. 12 | |
| Explanation: id in this case will be the attribute of the class. | |
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2 years ago
In the given code, you have a class tester with an __init__ method that takes an id parameter and assigns the string representation of that id to the instance variable self.id. However, inside the constructor, you also have a local variable id that is assigned the string "224". This local variable does not affect the instance variable self.id because it is a separate variable within the scope of the constructor.
When you create an object temp of the tester class with the parameter 12 and print temp.id, it will output: 12
When you create an object temp of the tester class with the parameter 12 and print temp.id, it will output: 12
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