Question

When defining a Python 3 class:

A. instance methods normally have `self` listed as the first parameter.
B. we are able to write constructors as needed.
C. a class variable’s name may match an instance variable’s name.
D. that class may be contained within a file having a name different than the class’s name itself.
E. None of the above.

Answer 1

Answer:

E. None of the above.

Well python classes are very flexible. Here is a code saying that everything can be done mentioned in the options

This is a Audi 1 main.py class Car: 2 def __init__(self, name): 3 self.model = name 4 5 def carname(self): print("This is a 6 + self.model) 7 8 model = Car("Audi") model.carname() 9 10

self is a first parameter for instance methods for a class in python even for constructor

We are able to write constructor as we want

C. a class variable’s name may match an instance variable’s name.

i have created an instance variable with name model and class has a variable model

D. i kept the class named Car in main.py so D works too