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    Question Python Prob: "self"

    what does "self" mean in Phython? is it like "this" in Java/JavaScript? why is it when it insert it into a function definition i don't need insert a value for it? does it automatically pass itself for "self"? and can you make any "static" functions in Phython like in Java? does every class method need to have "self" in it? can a class function be called w/o an instantiation?

    ANY answer is good! thnx
    Last edited by CaptainPinko; Mar 12th, 2002 at 03:28 PM.
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