Dot operator in python

# In python, almost everything is an object
# An object is defined in a class
# An object has methods (its own functions) and attributes (its own variables)
# So a dot refers to a method (followed by () to call the method) or an attribute (no () because it is a variable, non-callable object)
# For instance :
Dog.age # refers to the age of the "Dog" object. This is an attribute
Dog.bark() # is a method, it is an action defined in the Dog class
# You can find more informations about this by searching about classes

Similar codes

1 vote122 views1 answer
Localhost postgres settings django
Python
-1 vote146 views2 answers
Python print 2d array as table
Python
1 vote180 views1 answer
Django update increment
Python Django
0 vote97 views1 answer
Modulenotfounderror: no module named 'flask_jwt_extended'
Python
2 votes154 views4 answers
Utf-8 codec can't decode byte python
Python
25 votes168 views6 answers
Import python file from another directory
Python
0 vote157 views1 answer
Python replace all in list
Python
1 vote140 views1 answer
Return result from exec python
Python
-1 vote134 views2 answers
If __name__ == '__main__': a = int(input()) b = int(input())
Python
2 votes127 views1 answer
How to save a model and reuse fast ai
Python