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Python

Posted by haakon Guttormsen
haakon Guttormsen
2,157 Points

How to print all the values within a class method at ones (OOP)?

I have a class named 'phonebook' with an init method. The code below prints the lastname for Peter. Is there a way to print all the values for Peter at once, without having to call each variable ? thanks for any help. 

class Phonebook:

    def __init__ (self, name, lastname, adress, phone):
        self.name =name
        self.lastname=lastname
        self.phone =phone
        self.adress = adress

Morten=Phonebook('Peter','Johnsen','grenn street 1','4506')
print(Morten.lastname)
#How can I print all the values for Morten at once?

1 Answer

KRIS NIKOLAISEN
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,974 Points

From this stack overflow

class Phonebook:

    def __init__ (self, name, lastname, adress, phone):
        self.name =name
        self.lastname=lastname
        self.phone =phone
        self.adress = adress

Morten=Phonebook('Peter','Johnsen','grenn street 1','4506')
d = Morten.__dict__
print(d)