MyClass has two methods defined: methodA and methodB.
After declaring foo instance of MyClass I proceed with declaring a variable first_method_a which is foo object's methodA.
foo = MyClass()
first_method_a = foo.methodA
Next, I go ahead an loose foo variable left myself only with variable first_method_a which still points to foo.methodA and it is functional.
foo = None
first_method_a()
Which prints:
this is method A
Now, how can I run methodB only having first_method_a variable?
class MyClass(object):
def __init__(self):
super(MyClass, self).__init__()
def methodA(self):
print 'this is method A'
def methodB(self):
print 'this is method B'
foo = MyClass()
first_method_a = foo.methodA
foo = None
first_method_a()
