WWPD >>>class A: >>>a.X=5 ×=10 >>>A.X def __init__(self,y): 18 self.y =y >>>b.x >>a=A(4) 18 >>>b=A(6) >>>A.X=15 >>>a.X 5 >>>b.X 15
WWPD >>> class A: ... x = 10 ... def __init__(self, y): ... self.y = y ... >>> a = A(4) >>> b = A(6) >>> a.x = 5 >>> A.x >>> b.x >>> A.x = 15 >>> a.x >>> b.x 10 10 5 15
Re-Implement Rationals ●Rational Class o Attributes: ■Numerator 题Denominator o Methods: print()-should print 'numerator denominator' add(other)-should return a new rational with addition of current and other mul(other)-should return a new rational with multiplication of current and other
Re-Implement Rationals ● Rational Class ○ Attributes: ■ Numerator ■ Denominator ○ Methods: ■ print() - should print ‘numerator / denominator’ ■ add(other) - should return a new rational with addition of current and other ■ mul(other) - should return a new rational with multiplication of current and other
An energizing example class Pokemon: class ElectricType: """A Pokemon.""" """An electric Pokemon."" Al1 Pokemon have: Electric-type Pokemon have: ●a name ●a name ●a trainer ●a trainer ●a1eve1 ● a level ·an amount of HP(life) ●an amount of HP(life) ●an attack:tackle an attack:thunder shock Pokemon can: Electric-type Pokemon can: ●say their name ●say their name ●attack other Pokemon attack and sometimes paralyze receive damage other Pokemon ●receive damage
An energizing example class Pokemon: """A Pokemon.""" class ElectricType: """An electric Pokemon.""" All Pokemon have: ● a name ● a trainer ● a level ● an amount of HP (life) ● an attack: tackle Pokemon can: ● say their name ● attack other Pokemon ● receive damage Electric-type Pokemon have: ● a name ● a trainer ● a level ● an amount of HP (life) ● an attack: thunder shock Electric-type Pokemon can: ● say their name ● attack and sometimes paralyze other Pokemon ● receive damage
class Pokemon: basic_attack ='tackle' damage =40 def __init__(self,name,trainer): self.name,self.trainer name,trainer self.level,self.hp 1,50 self.paralyzed False def speak(self): print(self.name +!' def attack(self,other): if not self.paralyzed: self.speak() print(self.name,'used',self.basic_attack,!') other.receive_damage(self.damage) def receive_damage(self,damage): self.hp max(0,self.hp -damage) if self.hp ==0: print(self.name,fainted!')
class Pokemon: basic_attack = 'tackle' damage = 40 def __init__(self, name, trainer): self.name, self.trainer = name, trainer self.level, self.hp = 1, 50 self.paralyzed = False def speak(self): print(self.name + '!') def attack(self, other): if not self.paralyzed: self.speak() print(self.name, 'used', self.basic_attack, '!') other.receive_damage(self.damage) def receive_damage(self, damage): self.hp = max(0, self.hp - damage) if self.hp == 0: print(self.name, 'fainted!')
class ElectricType: basic-attack =thunder shock' .damage 40: prob 0.1 。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 def__init__(self,name,trainer): self.name,self.trainer name,trainer self.level,self.hp 1,50 self.paralyzed False def speak(self): print(self.name +'!' def attack(self,other): self.speak() print(self.name,'used',self.basic_attack,'!') other.receive_damage(self.damage) if random()<self.prob and type(other)!=ElectricType: other.paralyzed True print(other.name,'is paralyzed!') ▣····年·▣4·4·…···年▣·▣4··4·…4g def receive_damage(self,damage): This is a lot of self.hp max(0,self.hp -damage): repeated code!: if self.hp =0: print(self.name,'fainted!')
class ElectricType: basic_attack = 'thunder shock' damage = 40 prob = 0.1 def __init__(self, name, trainer): self.name, self.trainer = name, trainer self.level, self.hp = 1, 50 self.paralyzed = False def speak(self): print(self.name + '!') def attack(self, other): self.speak() print(self.name, 'used', self.basic_attack, '!') other.receive_damage(self.damage) if random() < self.prob and type(other) != ElectricType: other.paralyzed = True print(other.name, 'is paralyzed!') def receive_damage(self, damage): self.hp = max(0, self.hp - damage) if self.hp == 0: print(self.name, 'fainted!') This is a lot of repeated code! :(
Class Relationships Electric-type Pokemon are simply specialized versions of regular Pokemon! basic_attack damage __init__ speak attack receive_damage basic_attack swim fly basic_attack prob attack
Class Relationships Electric-type Pokemon are simply specialized versions of regular Pokemon! basic_attack damage __init__ speak attack receive_damage basic_attack swim fly basic_attack prob attack
Using Inheritance We can implement specialized classes using inheritance! The class definition allows us to specify that a new class inherits from a superclass: class (): We call the more specialized class a subclass of the general class and the general class a superclass of the specialized class. The subclass inherits all class attributes of the superclass. The subclass can override attributes to specify how it is different from the superclass. Demo
Using Inheritance We can implement specialized classes using inheritance! The class definition allows us to specify that a new class inherits from a superclass: class (): We call the more specialized class a subclass of the general class and the general class a superclass of the specialized class. The subclass inherits all class attributes of the superclass. The subclass can override attributes to specify how it is different from the superclass. Demo