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Python Object-Oriented Python Dice Roller Review: Object-Oriented Python

Posted by Mathew Yangang
Mathew Yangang
4,433 Points

not sure why this wrong

not sure why this wrong, any ideas please?

Mathew Yangang
Mathew Yangang
4,433 Points

Hello Brendan, it is number 9. This was my answer

@property def volume(self): return self._volume

@property.num def num(self, num): self._volume = num

1 Answer

Brendan Whiting
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Brendan Whiting
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Brendan Whiting
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Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,696 Points

You need to use the name of the property you're setting after the @ symbol, and then .setter:

@property
def volume(self):
    return self._volume

@volume.setter
def volume(self, num):
    self._volume = num;

Here is some documentation that might help.

Mathew Yangang
Mathew Yangang
4,433 Points

Thank you Brendan. I just find it hard to wrap my brain around this OOP course