python can't count!
Jay O'Connor
joconnor at cybermesa.com
Thu Oct 2 11:09:31 EDT 2003
On 2 Oct 2003 08:02:48 -0700, dokaspar at student.ethz.ch (Dominik
Kaspar) wrote:
>hello
>
>i'm wondering if i'm just too stupid for python or if i've missed
>something fundamentally important of its semantics.
>Why does the following program result in the TypeError: print_it()
>takes exactly 1 argument (2 given)?
>I don't see any function passing or receiving 2 arguments here... am i
>blind?
You are missing the hidden passing of 'self' to object methods in
Python. Methods need to declare 'self' in the parameter list
...
def print_it (self, n):
print n
...
>
>import threading
>
>class Server(threading.Thread):
> def print_it(n):
> print n
>
> def run(self):
> self.print_it(34)
> while 1:
> pass
>
>s = Server()
>s.start()
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