Class question

[robdineen]

Hello i have been learning Python 3 and its going in quite well.

But i have a query about classes.

i have the below code

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class Student(object):     def __init__(self, name="Rob", grade='A', county="Essex"):         self.name = name         self.grade = grade         self.county = county       student1 = Student()     print(student1.name)

when i run in pycharm, i get the following error

Error:
 student1 = Student()
NameError: name 'Student' is not defined

can someone point out what im doing wrong please.

Kind Regards

Rob

[menator01]

You need to either put student1 = Student() in the function or take it out of the class. You have it aligned with your function.

[bowlofred]

You have referred to the class inside the class definition. Modify your indents to do it outside.

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class Student(object):     def __init__(self, name="Rob", grade='A', county="Essex"):         self.name = name         self.grade = grade         self.county = county   student1 = Student() print(student1.name)

Output:
Rob

[pyzyx3qwerty]

Check your indentation @robdineen - the last two lines are inside the function

[robdineen]

You have referred to the class inside the class definition. Modify your indents to do it outside.

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class Student(object):     def __init__(self, name="Rob", grade='A', county="Essex"):         self.name = name         self.grade = grade         self.county = county   student1 = Student() print(student1.name)

Output:
Rob

Thank you very much, stupid error, so thank you for answering.

[Calli]

Another one if this is even helpful

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class Student(object):     def __init__(self, name, grade, county):         self.name = name         self.grade = grade         self.county = county       def getName(self):         return self.name       def getGrade(self):         return self.grade       def getCountry(self):         return self.county       def __str__(self):         return 'Name: '+ self.name + '\ngrade: ' + self.grade + '\ncountry: ' + self.county     def main():     student1 = Student('Rob', 'A', 'Essex')     print(student1)   if __name__ == '__main__':     main()

Output

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Name: Rob grade: A country: Essex

[buran]

@Calli:
OP question was ansered already.
What you suggest - using getters/setters for properties is anti-pattern in python. Even in your code you don't use them in __str__() method :-)
some reading: Why don't you want getters and setters?

[Calli]

Just learning as much as i can thank you so much @buran i will do more reading on your link.