Newbie: Classes

[KefX]

All methods have 'self' as the first parameter. The actual name is unimportant,
but out of convention, practically everybody who's anybody uses 'self'.

What it is is an instance of a class. In C++ and Java, the same concept is
expressed with the 'this' keyword; Python just makes it explicit in having it
passed into the function.

So if I do this:
foobar = MyClass()
foobar.baz(2)

It is the same as:
foobar = MyClass()
MyClass.baz(foobar, 2)

Get it?
- Kef