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Ijahkk:
0nye nzuzu!

shadowgwalker:
go back to school boy. don't be like buhari your father.

Okey8122:
If you have nothing reasonable/helpful to comment,just remain mute

lastchild:
like what?

drealboy:
C is a subset of C++.
C++ is more complex than C.

umaryusuf:
^^@Barywhyte, u are trying to learn two things (python's oop and wx) together at once. I think is better u learn one thing at a time.

You can start by understanding oop first before moving to wx. It is also possible to learn wx without knowing oop, as u move on gradually d oop aspect will be getting clearer.

Hope this help.

omoelu1:
thanks bro.
how well are you progressing with python?

Dsage1:
@op and others, following Christian doctrine and teaching, no man whose blood is running through his vein is capable of making it to heaven.

The christians has failed to realize that a FREE WILL human is not capable of being perfect.

omoelu1:
Happy new year to all pythonistaz

omoelu1:
Happy new year to all pythonistaz

omoelu1:
yes, I'm considering returning to it one of these days,
but first, I want to perfect my Python.
I have fallen in love with her already, you know.

so, how far have you gone with Python?

ayomidearo:
have u seen it?

omoelu1:
it is possible. but just so limiting.
and how far, have you grasp the oop thing?

ayomidearo:
u can with qpython on android to run .py progs and deuteride to write codes

omoelu1:
why should I be annoyed.

no, all Python classes do not necessarily have to contain an __init__ method, as your program would run fine without it.
and any data member defined inside the __init__ method becomes available throughout the class (to other methods in the class as well).
and they simply have to access it using the same self dot notation I.e self.dataMemberName (with the same name you have in the __init__)

are you very comfortable with defining functions (out side OOP)?

omoelu1:
exactly. the __init__ works like you are defining you class as :
class Employee(self, name, age, salary)


and calling it as:
me = Employee("sdk", 20, 1000000).

I hope I have helped a brother

omoelu1:
assume you want to pass an argument to your object(class) just like you pass to an ordinary function.
so, the argument the class will take will be created in the __init__ method.

for example:
say I want to create an employee class of which the name of the employee will be set at the time of instantiation, we can do it like this:
(code)...
class Employee():
def __init__(self, name):
self.empname = name
def printName(self):
print self.empname

...
sdk = Employee("Sodeeq" )
sdk.printName()
...
(/code)
I hope that's explanatory enough

omoelu1:
the __init__ method as I know it is a constructor, and that's basically what it does.
to initialize some values at the time of calling instantiating the class.

ayomidearo:
lool cpthon is python with C language.. Python is a great language... I love it so much

ayomidearo:
Pls do.. I bet u will enjoy jpython.. Sweet library and try cpython

ayomidearo:
Not really just a little knowledge.. Remember i told u dah i also do java.. U will use python and at the same time call java classes.

omoelu1:
can any help with how to keep the leading zero(s) of a digit without having to convert it to string.
for example, when you want to write a phone number like 0812345678 such that python won't give an error or truncate the initial zero.