I'm new to Python. I've written two Classes, the second one has an instance of the first one as a member variable. Now I want to call a method of Class2 via the instance of it in class one. I could not find an answer for it. Something like this:
class Class1:
def uselessmethod(self):
pass
class Class2:
def __init__(self):
self.c = Class1()
def call_uselessmethod(self):
self.c.uselessmethod()
k = Class2
k.call_uselessmethod() # Error!
Gives the following error:
k.call_uselessmethod() #Error
TypeError: call_uselessmethod() missing 1 required positional argument: 'self'
Any idea of what is going on here? Thanks in advance.
解决方案
call_uselessmethod requires that there first be an instance of Class2 before you use it. However, by doing this:
k = Class2
you are not assigning k to an instance of Class2 but rather Class2 itself.
To create an instance of Class2, add () after the class name:
k = Class2()
k.call_uselessmethod()
Now, your code will work because k points to an instance of Class2 like it should.