what does x reprsent in this code ?

[deanhystad]

myclass is a variable which is assigned the value of an object of type MyNumbers(). mclass is a bad variable name. You are correct that () causes MyNumbers() to do something. This time it causes python to create a new object of type MyNumbers. If MyNumbers had an __init__ method/function that would get executed at this time.

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