Answer Posted / chaitanya

_init__ () is a first method defined in a class. when an instance of a class is created, python calls __init__() to initialize the attribute of the object.

Following example demonstrate further:

class Employee:

def __init__(self, name, empCode,pay):

self.name=name

self.empCode=empCode

self.pay=pay

e1 = Employee("Sarah",99,30000.00)

e2 = Employee("Asrar",100,60000.00)

print("Employee Details:")

print(" Name:",e1.name,"Code:", e1.empCode,"Pay:", e1.pay)

print(" Name:",e2.name,"Code:", e2.empCode,"Pay:", e2.pay)

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Output

Employee Details:

(' Name:', 'Sarah', 'Code:', 99, 'Pay:', 30000.0)

(' Name:', 'Asrar', 'Code:', 100, 'Pay:', 60000.0)

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