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Python Object-Oriented Python Instant Objects Your first class

Posted by Namrata Lamba
Namrata Lamba
1,347 Points

Be sure to use me.name?

Make an instance of your class named me. Then print() out the name attribute of your instance.

first_class.py 
class Student:
    name = "Naami"

me = Student()
print (me.name)
ilya A
ilya A
3,802 Points

why did you put parentheses at the end of:

me = Student()

?

1 Answer

Ari Misha
Ari Misha
19,323 Points
Ari Misha
Ari Misha
19,323 Points

Hiya Namrata! You're literally very close. just remove that space between "print" and "(me.name)" and you're good to go. (:

Namrata Lamba
Namrata Lamba
1,347 Points

Haha thank you!

ilya A
ilya A
3,802 Points

what does "(me.name)" do? I do not recall seeing that in the video and I would not have thought of doing it.