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python-2.7
DannyJack
DannyJack

Reputation: 3

I can't get Classes to work right in any shape or form

Sorry to bother you guys with something like this, but new at this. Having a horrible time getting Classes to produce any output. Tried this in 3 IDE's and it comes up with no output. It could be I'm not including a library or my IDE's aren't set up right. Here's my simple program.

class Hello:
         def printHello(self):
         print ("hello")

 x = Hello()
 x.printHello()

Upvotes: 0

Views: 32

Answers (1)

AlessioX
AlessioX

Reputation: 3177

A proper indentation in Python is mandatory in order to define blocks of code.
In your case you should have

class Hello:                   #line 1
         def printHello(self): #line 2
             print ("hello")   #line 3
                               #line 4
x = Hello()                    #line 5
x.printHello()                 #line 6

with no spaces before x in lines 5 and 6 and print() on line 3 should be indented as well because it is part of the printHello() function (just like the def is part of class Hello).

Upvotes: 1

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