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Ping Li
2,689 PointsHow do you create an instance?
How do you create an instance?
class Student:
name = True
2 Answers
Steven Parker
230,995 PointsTo create an instance, you call your class like a function.
But you'll also need to fix your assignment of name — it should contain a string with your name in it.
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsHI there,
You've got the class, so to create an instance, use something like:
a_student_instance = Student()
Pass in any required parameters inside the parentheses.
Make sense?
Steve.
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsI got ahead of myself - there's no need for parameters here; you set the name attribute inside the class itself.
Steven Parker has it covered ...
Ping Li
2,689 PointsPing Li
2,689 PointsHow do you create a function?
Steven Parker
230,995 PointsSteven Parker
230,995 PointsYou won't be creating a function for this challenge, but when you do create one, you use the "
def" keyword. Have you already had the Python Basics course? If not, you might want to pause this one and go take that one first.