python Programming Glossary: fido

Why do we use __init__ in python classes?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8609153/why-do-we-use-init-in-python-classes

self legs colour self.legs legs self.colour colour fido Dog 4 brown spot Dog 3 mostly yellow You're saying Fido is a.. we can have plenty colour variables on different dogs . So fido.colour is one variable but spot.colour is another. The first.. The first one is bound to the object within the variable fido the second spot . Now when you call Dog 4 brown or three.add..

• fftconvolve
• fg
• fget
• fgets
• fgs.add
• fh
• fi
• fib
• fibonacci
• fichier
• fichier1
• fid
• fiddle
• fiddling
• fido
• field's
• field.errors
• field
• field.label_tag
• field.name
• field1
• field2
• field3
• fieldname
• fieldnames
• fields
• fieldsets
• fieldwidths
• field_name
• fifo
• fifth
• fifty
• fig.add_axes
• fig.add_subplot
• fig.canvas.draw
• fig.canvas.mpl_connect
• fig.colorbar
• fig
• fig.savefig
• fig.set_size_inches
• fig.show
• fig.subplots_adjust
• fig1
• fighting
• figleaf
• figsize
• figure
• figurecanvas
• figurecanvasagg
• figurecanvastkagg
• figured
• figures
• figuring
• file's
• file.close
• file
• file.py
• file.read
• file.readline
• file.readlines
• file.seek
• file.tell
• file.txt
• file.write
• file1
• file1.txt
• file2
• file2.txt
• file3
• filea