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Writing Special Method str

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Учимся программированию: создание качественного кода

Торонтский университет

4.6 (оценок: 446) | Зарегистрировано учащихся: 36K

Not all programs are created equal. In this course, we'll focus on writing quality code that runs correctly and efficiently. We'll design, code and validate our programs and learn how to compare programs that are addressing the same task.

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Software Testing, Unit Testing, Python Programming, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

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TL

May 03, 2019

The instructors' explanations were excellent. Topic regarding algorithm can have a little bit of background, because jumping into that right away was a little confusing.

BV

May 04, 2017

I have started around 20 MOOCs, but it the first one which I have finished. The course is very practical and I recommend it to all who has some python experience.

Из урока

Week 4

Creating a New Type8:48

Plugging Into Python Syntax10:54

Writing Special Method __str__5:13

Writing Classes That Interact6:41

Преподаватели

Jennifer Campbell
Associate Professor, Teaching Stream
Paul Gries
Associate Professor, Teaching Stream

Текст видео

In this video, We'll explore one more special method, underscores stir.

Here is our class cash register with our special methods in it and eq, as well as,

get total, add, and prove. Down at the bottom, we create three cash

registers. And we print whether they are equal in

various ways. Let's print cr1, and well as cr2.

And see what Python produces for us. When we run it, we see output that looks

a lot like what we saw in the debugger for a cash register object.

We first printed what CR1 referred to, and that's a cash register object at a

particular memory address that ends in 550.

The object that CR2 refers to is a cash register object that a memory address

that ends in C90. This might be useful for debugging, but

it's not particularly useful for presenting information to a human.

Function print calls underscore stir on the object that it's printing.

So then let's print one for our cash register.

Here's the header. Subfest equal the peremiter.

For example, let's go grab a cash register.

And then modify it so that all the values for loonies, toonies, fives, tens and

ones are different. Now we'll call this special method.

Now we need to decide what we want this output to look like.

We'll say the cash register has $160 in it.

We did a quick calculation off screen... And let's put in parenthesis how many

loonies there are, how many two toonies there are, and so on.

For the type contract, self refers to a cash register object, and this method

returns a string. In fact it returns a string

representation of this cash register. For the method body, well return the

string CashRegister followed by a colon, a space, and a dollar symbol followed by

the total amount of money in this cash register.

What comes next is the number of loonies. We'll start with one and then add the

number of toons and fives. Oops, I forget myself.

Then comes the number of tens, and finally twenties.

Last, we need a closing parenthesis. It's time to try running it and there's

an error. We see here that we have a type error.

We can't convert into object to Stir implicitly.

The problem is that self.tens and twenties and loonies and toonies, those

are all ints, and we can't add int into a Stir.

That's easy to fix, although it's going to make our expression even uglier.

What we need to do is convert our INTS to strings.

When we try again, we find that we've forgotten one INT.

The result of get_total. Run it once more, we see that we're

almost there. We just need one more space after the

total number of dollars. We'll add that space, run it, and it

looks like we're done but wow is this ugly.

We're going to introduce you to another String method that can help clean this

mess up. This method is called Stir.format.

It's not a special method, but it is pretty powerful.

We're going to go take a look again at this output that we have in our back

test, where we have CashRegister and a colon and so on.

And, it would be nice to be able to base our return value, our string, on the

format that we have here. And in fact, we can.

Let's copy this and paste it. In order to keep the line length short,

we're going to deal with the cash register part separately from the

numbers. We are also want to replace these numbers

with place holders that we're going to replace later with whatever values we

want. These place holders are integers

indicating the order in which we're going to substitute values.

The substitution will be performed by method format.

This first place holder should be replaced by the reuslt of self dot get

total. This is the number of loonies, then

toonies, fives, tens, and twenties. I hope you can see how much easier this

is to read as well as to write We can comment out what we had and run it.

Then we see that we have exactly the output that we used to have, but in a

much cleaner fashion. Special method str is called whenever we

print an object, call function str on an object, or any other time that we need a

human readable version of an object.

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