I want to make it so x is only global within the class.
I have tried using self.x but that does not seem to work. I could be doing it wrong though.
class Test:
def __init__(self):
pass
def test1(self,number):
global x
x = number
print(x)
def whereIwantToRedefineIt(self):
print(x)
Test().test1(2) #<------ Making output 2
x=200 #<-------------- It should not be able to redefine the variable
Test().whereIwantToRedefineIt() #<-------- I want to make this output 2
I want to make the function "whereIwantToRedefineIt" not be affected by the "x=200" which is outside the class. I want it to output 2
class Test:
def __init__(self):
self.x = None
def test1(self,number):
self.x = number
print(x)
def whereIwantToRedefineIt(self):
print(self.x)
You can get the desired result if you invoke the methods on the same instance.
test = Test()
test.test1(2)
test.whereIwantToRedefineIt() # This will print 2
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