print("Hello World")
class testing:
params = 1
print(params)
#@classmethod
def __init__(self, params):
self.params = params
print(params)
b = testing(params = 5)
Output:
Hello World
1
1
How do I get changed values of params using __init__ or any other function while keeping params as class variable?
The same way you assign it. self.params is a class-level variable, meaning you can manipulate and call it using self.params. In the lines of code:
params = 1
print(params)
params is a different variable than self.params, defined later. To print that, you would write:
print(self.params)
somewhere after your __init__() function wherein it was defined.
Is this what you want? The __init__ method directly changes the class variable.
print("Hello World")
class testing:
params = 1
print(params)
# @classmethod
def __init__(self, params):
# self.params = params
testing.params = params
b = testing(params=5)
print(testing.params)
