Class Gui: # будущее гуи, получает данные о спортсмене
# и передает в класс Person
def input(self):
self.inputName =input("name")
return self.inputName
the_app=Gui()
print the_app.input()
How to decide my problem?
Please help now, i get this error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/julia/COURSEWORK/person.py", line 34, in <module>
print the_app.input()
File "/home/julia/COURSEWORK/person.py", line 29, in input
self.inputName =input("name")
File "<string>", line 1, in <module> NameError: name 'j' is not defined
In Python 2.x, input
evaluates its input as real Python code. In other words, it is equivalent to this:
eval(raw_input())
To fix the error you showed, you need to use raw_input
instead, which does not evaluate its input but returns it as a string object.
Also, Python is case-sensitive. Moreover, all keywords, including class
, are lowercase. So, when you run that code, you will get a NameError
saying that Class
is undefined (I don't know how you got to the point you did without encountering this. Perhaps you made a typo when posting here?)
Finally, in Python 2.x, all classes should inherit from the object
built-in in order to make them "new style" classes. You can read about those here.
All in all, your code should look like this:
class Gui(object): # будущее гуи, получает данные о спортсмене
# и передает в класс Person
def input(self):
self.inputName = raw_input("name")
return self.inputName
the_app = Gui()
print the_app.input()