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Python Object-Oriented Python Advanced Objects Double

Kars Jansens
Kars Jansens
5,348 Points
Posted by Kars Jansens
Kars Jansens
5,348 Points

I don't understand this {python}

Hey

I have a problem. I do not even understand a bit of the this. I do not even know how to start with this accept "class Double()". I would like if someone could explain everything what's happening in my code and what I need to do. I really can use some help.

Kars.

This is the question: Now override new. Create a new int instance from whatever is passed in as arguments and keyword arguments. Return that instance.

You should remove the pass.

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
230,274 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
230,274 Points

Overriding "__new__" just means you will create a method by that name. And in that method, you will create a new "int" and return it.

When you get completely stuck, it can often be helpful to look at the answers to other questions previously asked about the same challenge.