#!/usr/bin/env python # Import classes from Animals import Mammals from Animals import Birds # Create mammal myMammal = Mammals() myMammal.printMembers() # Create bird myBird = Birds() myBird.printMembers()
''' Created on Dec 7, 2015 @author: sanjeev ''' from Animals import Mammals from Animals import Birds myMammal = Mammals() myMammal.printMembers() # Create an object of Birds class & call a method of it myBird = Birds() myBird.printMembers()
# Import classes from your brans new package from Animals import Mammals from Animals import Birds # Create an object of Mammala class & call a method of it myMammal = Mammals.Mammals() myMammal.printMembers() # Create an object o fBirds class & call a method of it myBird = Birds.Birds() myBird.printMembers()
from Animals import Mammals from Animals import Birds dog = Mammals() dog.printMembers() duck = Birds() duck.printMembers()
# Importing classes from animals package
from Animals import Mammals
from Animals import Birds
from Animals import Reptiles
# Creating an object of mammals
myMammal = Mammals()
myMammal.printMembers()
# Creating an object of Birds
myBird = Birds()
myBird.printMembers()
#Creating reptile object
myReptile = Reptiles()
myReptile.printMembers()
#checking to see if we can append to list
test1 = Mammals()
test1.members.append("Lion")
test1.printMembers()
def Edit_Mammals(self):
EditMammals = Mammals()
EditMammals.Read()
self.Animals.append(EditMammals)
# Import classes from your brand new package
from Animals import Mammals
from Animals import Birds
Birds.myt()
print ('\n')
# Create an object of Mammals class & call a method of it
myMammal = Mammals.Mammal()
myMammal.printMembers()
# Create an object of Birds class & call a method of it
myBird = Birds.Bird()
myBird.printMembers()
from Animals import Mammals from Animals import Birds myMammals = Mammals() myMammals.printmembers() myBirds = Birds() myBirds.printMembers()