I am experimenting with python object orientated programming. Of course I learned about inheritence and so on, but this question is very specific and I couldn't find the answer anywhere yet.
Let's say we have a class class mainClass:
. In this class there is a function def func(self):
. And within this function func()
I want to use two custom classes. Can I and how can I use the first custom class within the second one? (Here's a example)
class custom1:
def func1(self):
#do something
class custom2:
def func2(self):
#call function func1 from class custom1 without creating another instance
class mainClass:
def func(self):
obj1 = custom1()
obj2 = custom2()
obj2.func2()
Like I said I don't want to create a second instance of custom1
within custom2
. Only the one in mainClass
.
Thanks for your answers :)
CodePudding user response:
what about passing it via the constructor of the first class?
class custom1:
def func1(self):
#do something
class custom2:
def __init__(self, obj1):
self._obj1 = obj1
def func2(self):
self._obj1.func1()
class mainClass:
def func(self):
obj1 = custom1()
obj2 = custom2(obj1)
obj2.func2()