[Tutor] Uncallable class methods?

[Allan Crooks]

Hi,

Quick question about the following piece of code:

>>> class X:
..   def y():
..     print 'I am y of x.'

Is there anyway that y can be invoked? My understanding is no, in which case, can anyone tell me why the interpreter doesn't complain about a class method being declared which does not have the minimum of one argument?

Of course, considering the wealth of replies I received about my query about buffers, maybe I'm asking in the wrong place. :)

Allan.