🔒 what's the difference

[pliant shoal]

I can't understand why the second code is not running

[wise harbor]

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[prisma pilot]

Print vs print

[distant sphinx]

you have Print instead of print

def PrintData(self) vs def printData()

[hexed nymph]

try initiallizing them

[reef kelp]

No the issue is that the class doesn't have the attribute you were trying to assess

[prisma pilot]

they've set the instance attributes. The problem is only the lowercase p

[sly roost]

you can set arbitrary attributes on a class instance

[prisma pilot]

The IDE is probably showing them underlined because they are unused

[thorny ember]

name and train defined??

[reef kelp]

Yeah that's right it was done after the initialisation of the class the function in the second class has a upper case p what the function that was called has a lower case p

[pliant shoal]

GUYS IT WORKED THANKS

[reef kelp]

Ok

[pliant shoal]

I just had to
def printData(self):

I thought it's better to use Pascal case

[rancid cosmos]

python standard is snake_case

[reef kelp]

Yes

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