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dark choclate cake sliced in two
in the middle and on top there is cream.. consiting more or less of sugar and egg whites. ..LOTS of sugar----
 
greatkraw said:
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looks sweet to me
Click to expand...

thats not the traditional deokk sir.
 
Brenna, when I say your are awesome, then you are!
If God says you're awesome, you definetly are!!!
 
Fact: My niece is about to arrive. I'm gonna play with her and spoil her and do lots of fun stuff with her :)
 
Thx :)

She is soooo great! I love playing with her. She discovered my mom's purse, and she had to drag it around the whole house :D
 
Sorry, I do vb, c#, c++, but no python. I'd love to help you...

I'll give it a shot: from where do you want to access it? Is it a method? Can you give an example?
 
I am trying to access it from another class... (not even sue if I am supposed to be able to do that :p). This is what I've been trying:

Concert:
def__init__(self, name)
self.__name=name


Register(Person):
def__init__(self)
self.list=[]

def appendConcertName( ??):
self.list.append(Concert.__name)

:::something of that sort
 
The definition of a private attribute is that it cannot be accessed from another class. If you do want to access it, make it public!

Privat attributes can only be accessed from within it's class.
 
that what counfused me, I thought thats how it is, but everyone keeps saying all attributes should be private :S
 
Only if you want them not to be available from other classes. The advantage of private attributes is that no external method can change the value without you wanting it to. So it's more error-proof. Make them private, then make methods in the same class that can change them. (these methods are public off course). This way, an other method in an other class cannot change the attribute directly (wich could lead to errors), but has to call the 'change' method of the attribute's class. And that method is well defined, wich is error proof

That's the theory :)
 
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