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All special methods in Python are surrounded by double underscores. (There are more of these but we'll get to them later.)
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Now let's enter the Python REPL and use our new class:
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After creating a class named Boo, we imported the class ("from boo import Boo") so the interpreter was aware of it, then we ''instantiated'' (created an instance of) an object of the Boo class and we assigned the object a name "b". Then we printed the object (the interpreter returned a default result "<Boo object at 20005f50>"), then we printed the type of the object ("print(type(b))".
After creating a class named {{Boo}},
# we imported the class ("{{from boo import Boo}}") so the interpreter was aware of it,
# then we ''instantiated'' (created an instance of) an object of the Boo class ("{{b = Boo()}}") and we assigned the object a name "b". Notice that when we created the object, the print line in Boo's constructor was executed ("boo!")
# then we printed the object (the interpreter returned a default result "{{<Boo object at 20005f50>}}"),
# then we printed the type of the object ("{{print(type(b))}}")
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All special methods in Python are surrounded by double underscores. (There are more of these but we'll get to them later.)
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