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MUZ140127 Munyaradzi Muduka
10,337 Pointschallenge task 2 of 2
Override init in Student. Give init a name keyword argument with a default value of your choice. Set self.name equal to the name argument.
class Student:
def _init_ (self, name):
self.name= 'munyaradzi'
def noun(self):
return self.name
2 Answers
Robert Richey
Courses Plus Student 16,352 PointsHi there,
Great job getting this far!
After task 1, your code should look like this:
class Student:
name= 'munyaradzi'
Then, for task 2:
Override init in Student. Give init a name keyword argument with a default value of your choice. Set self.name equal to the name argument.
class Student:
name= 'munyaradzi'
def __init__(self, name="your choice"):
# Set self.name equal to the name argument.
Hope this helps,
Cheers
MUZ141033 Wimbayi Nyamundanda
893 Pointsmine is not working. its saying object() takes no parameters
class Student: name = "Kennedy" def init(self, name = "Kennedy"): self.name = name
Daniel Dugan
16,904 PointsLikely an indentation problem. class Student: name = "Kennedy"
def init(self, name = "Kennedy"): self.name = name
MUZ140127 Munyaradzi Muduka
10,337 PointsMUZ140127 Munyaradzi Muduka
10,337 Pointshie Robert ,thank you so much it worked. cheers