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--- python:python_misc:oo_fundamentals_with_python [2018/11/30 18:39] – [Class-based object-orientation] mithat
+++ python:python_misc:oo_fundamentals_with_python [2018/11/30 18:45] (current) – [Instantiation and use] mithat
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-In case you've never seen this bit of advanced technology before, it's a clicker-counter or tally-counter. It has two controls: a button you click to advance the counter by one and another you press to reset the count to zero. Our goal is to build one of these in software using object-orientation.
+In case you've never seen one of these bits of advanced technology before, it's a clicker-counter or tally-counter. It has two controls: a button you click to advance the counter by one and another you press to reset the count to zero. Our goal is to build one of these in software using object-orientation.
 One way to start building a model for a class is to start listing the public-facing behavior (or the //interface//) you want an object of that class to have. A pretty comprehensive list of the things you might do with a clicker-counter is:
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 a.click(self)
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-Python's inner workings manage the fist parameter automatically and implicitly.
+Python's inner workings manage the fist parameter (i.e., ''self'') automatically and implicitly.
 ==== Parameterized constructors and methods ====