Storing value with limits in object

Josip fake.mail at noone.be
Sun Jun 22 06:24:35 EDT 2008


> Not with normal vars, because = is a rebinding operator in Python,
> rather than assignment.
>
> You can do (close to) the above with object properties.
>
> David.

Yes, but it's done with built-in types like int and float. I suspect I could 
subclass from them and implement limits, but I would have to make
seperate class for each type. Can I override conversion methods like int() 
and float() within my class? 





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