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39 questions linked to/from Getting the class name of an instance
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How to get the concrete class name as a string? [duplicate]
I want to avoid calling a lot of isinstance() functions, so I'm looking for a way to get the concrete class name for an instance variable as a string.
Any ideas?
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Get just a class name without module, etc [duplicate]
I'm probably overlooking something simple. Given an instance of a class, I'd like to get just the class name. For example:
class Foooo: pass
instance = Foooo()
print("instance.__class__ = "+str(...
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Print only name of a class in Python [duplicate]
I’m learning Python 3.
My code
numbers = [1, 2]
print( type( numbers[0] ))
outputs
<class ‘int’>
How do I print only
‘int’
or
int
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print list in proper way python [duplicate]
I have a list "values" it has the types information i just to print it properly
in ipython notebook i am trying to print
case1:
> print values
[<type 'str'>, <type 'str'>, <type ...
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in Python 3.6, how do I print a type of a variable without seeing the word 'class' in the output [duplicate]
I tried this:
print(type(list(soup.children)[0]))
but the output I get includes the word 'class'
Output:
[<class 'bs4.element.Tag'>]
I'd like it to only show me 'bs4.element.Tag', just like if ...
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How to format my Python dictionary output? [duplicate]
This line
for i,k in (p[0].__dict__).items():
print (i,type(k))
prints
code_event <class 'str'>
code_event_system <class 'str'>
event_no <class 'int'>
group_no <class 'int'&...
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If a = np.array([0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]) what type is a? [duplicate]
Si a = np.array([0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10])
what type is A?
well im trying to learn how to use python but im having a lot of problems, idk if you can help me
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Pass object of class type to function [duplicate]
This might seem very trivial, but I cannot figure this out. In OOP language like c#, I can pass instance of self type to a function. For example,
class Edge
{
void F(Edge e){
// Do something here.
}
}...
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answer
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Is there Python Class instance have an attribute to get the class name? [duplicate]
I have below Python code:
class Shape(object):
def draw(self):
raise NotImplementedError
class Triangle(Shape):
def draw(self):
print("draw triangle")
class Square(Shape):
...
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1
answer
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How do I print class name in a method? [duplicate]
I made a method and called onto it with super() but I do not know how to write the name of the class in a print statement!
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
class Clothing(ABC):
@abstractmethod
...
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answer
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How do I use the name of any lower class as a variable in a higher class? [duplicate]
When I run this Python program, dog.bark() returns "This dog is barking" but dog.eat() returns "This animal is eating".
I need dog.eat() to also return "This dog is eating&...
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Get name of class from class type in python [duplicate]
Given a class type, I'd like to get its name and print it to console. I have access to the class type but not an instance.
class Foo:
pass
def print_class_names(klass):
print(klass.__some_dunder?...
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Get type of object as simple class name [duplicate]
When I use the type function, it returns me:
>>>print(type('string'))
<class 'str'>
class Test:
pass
test_obj = Test()
>>>print(type(test_obj))
<class '__main__.Test'&...
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Getting the name of the class of the tabs of a Tkinter notebook [duplicate]
In the following code I can access information in a notebook tab, in this case, the flag variable of the tab frame.
This can be useful in several situations; in my case, when I drop one of the tabs.
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Get name of current class?
How do I get the name of the class I am currently in?
Example:
def get_input(class_name):
[do things]
return class_name_result
class foo():
input = get_input([class name goes here])
Due ...
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