[Tutor] Class question

[Sean 'Shaleh' Perry]

> 
> class BankAccount:
>       def _init_(self, initialAmount):
>       self.balance = initialAmount
>       print "Account created with balance %5.2f" %self.balance
>       
>       def deposit(self, amount):
>       self.balance = self.balance + amount
>       
>       def checkBalance(self):
>               return self.balance
> 

a) it is __init__()

b) your e-mail does not reflect proper code layout.  Whitespace is important to
python, it is how the interpreter knows which piece of code goes where.

class BankAccount:
   def __init__(self, initialAmount):
      self.balance = initialAmount
      print "Account created with balance %5.2f" % (self.balance) # % tuple

   def deposit(self, amount):
      self.balance = self.balance + amount

   def checkBalance(self):
      return self.balance

when you are unsure of a problem, launch python and just type code into the
interpreter.