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by dragonwriter
4883 days ago
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> in java, c++, or c#, to add a variable to a class, you have to repeat its name 4 times. once to declare, once in the constructor parameters, and once on each side of the assignment. why am i writing the same thing 4 times for what should be a core part of the language? Because Java, C++, and C# suck at this. I'm trying to see the relevance to the OP, which is about Python, which rather decidedly lacks this problem. To add a new instance variable in a class, you need to mention it once, or twice if your using a __slots__-based class for compact memory footprint (because then you have to add it to __slots__ and then actually assign it a value somewhere.) |
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