Python Classes and Objects

Program 1

# Classes and Object in Python
class Test:
    # Member method 
    def display(self):
        print("Welcome in OOPS")


#calling
T=Test()
T.display()

Program 2

# Classes and Object in Python
# class Test:
#     def display(self):
#         self.n=1000  #Instance variable
#         n=100 #Local variable
#         print("Local: ",n)
#         print("Instance: ",self.n)
#     def show(self):
#         n=500 #Local variable
#         print("Local: ",n)
#         print("Instance: ",self.n)

# #Calling 
# T=Test()
# T.display()
# T.show()
# print("Calling place: ",T.n)

# Second Example
# class Test:
#     def getdata(self):
#         self.n=10
#     def increment(self):
#         self.n+=1

# #calling
# T1=Test()
# T2=Test()
# T1.getdata()  # T1.n=13
# T2.getdata()   # T2.n=10
# T1.increment()
# T1.increment()
# T1.increment()
# print(T1.n)
# print(T2.n)
# print(id(T1))
# print(id(T2))

# Student Example
class Student:
    def getdata(self,rno,name,per):
        self.rno=rno
        self.name=name
        self.per=per
    def display(self):
        print("Roll No: ",self.rno)        
        print("Name: ",self.name)
        print("Percentage : ",self.per)        

#Calling 
S1=Student()
S2=Student()
S1.getdata(101,"Vivek",98.45)
S2.getdata(102,"Amit",92.45)
S1.display()
S2.display()