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Kent Utomo
652 Pointsi can't answer this question.
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class Store:
open = 9
close = 10
1 Answer
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest TeacherA method is a function that belongs to a class. We know it belongs to the class because it's indented under the class. Like:
class Book:
current_page = 0
def read_page(self):
self.current_page += 1
Methods also always take the argument self, which represents an instance of the class.
my_book = Book()
my_book.read_page()
On the second line above, when read_page is executed, both selfs refer to my_book, not Book.
So you need to add a method to your Store class. What's your first step for that?