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Python Object-Oriented Python Instant Objects Your first class

Daniel Fragoso
Daniel Fragoso
5,333 Points
Posted by Daniel Fragoso
Daniel Fragoso
5,333 Points

"Bummer! Be sure to use `me.name` to print the attribute!", isn't that what I'm doing?

Can someone help me out with this? I really don't get what I'm doing wrong.

first_class.py 
class Student:
    name = "Dan"

me=Student()
print (me.name)

1 Answer

miikis
miikis
44,957 Points

Hey Daniel,

You'll wanna get rid of that space after "print." You should be able to pass the Challenge as soon as you fix that.

Daniel Fragoso
Daniel Fragoso
5,333 Points
Daniel Fragoso
Daniel Fragoso
5,333 Points

Thanks, that worked! I did it with the space in Workspaces and it worked though.

miikis
miikis
44,957 Points

Hmm. Weird. Maybe a bug in Workspaces. You'll want to pay special attention to your whitespacing in Python, though. Unlike other languages — like JavaScript — whitespace has a functional value in Python.