class constructor with dataframe

[UGuntupalli]

All,
I have a very simple example of a class definition. Can someone kindly provide an example of how I can instantiate multiple objects at once by passing the constructor a data frame ?

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class Person:         # init method or constructor      def __init__(self, name, dataframe = None):         if not dataframe:             self.name = name         else:             print('dataframe received')                       # Sample Method      def say_hi(self):         print('Hello, my name is', self.name)     p = Person('Uday') p.say_hi()   # My data frame students_list = ['uday','mark','sam','tom'] students_df = pd.DataFrame() students_df['names'] = students_list

So I would like to efficiently create 4 class objects for each name in the dataframe

[SheeppOSU]

So you mean something like this, but with a dataframe

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class student:     def __init__(self, name):         self.name = name       def introduction(self):         print('Hi, I\'m %s' %self.name)   nameList = ['Mark', 'Mary', 'Luke', 'Sally', 'Lerry'] studentList = [] for student in nameList:     studentList.append(student(student))   for student in studentList:     student.introduction()

[UGuntupalli]

@SheeppOSU,
Yes