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Python Object-Oriented Python (retired) Inheritance Intro to Inheritance

Welby Obeng
Welby Obeng
20,340 Points

Question about the for loop part

I see at the end of def init the teacher run a for loop to add any new properties of the object that don't not exist. My question is does the for lop start on the forth pair of the dictionary or does it start from the first?

you put in

jabberwock = Monster (color='blue', sound='whiffling', hit_points=500, adjective='manxsome')

does the for loop start with adjective='manxsome'? or color='blue'?

1 Answer

Kenneth Love
STAFF
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest Teacher

No idea since dictionaries aren't processed in any guaranteed order. It doesn't really matter.