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My wish is to validate my IF in class B using a private attribute that was done in class A. Nothing more than that, I am aware of some methods to verify an anonymous attribute but still I could not, any hints ? I brought this example but simple, the original question is much bigger , but managing to pass this problem I can fit in the biggest.
class a(object):
def __init__(self):
self.__atlas = 6
class b(a):
def __init__(self):
self.lol = 3
def lol(self):
super().__init__()
if a.self.__atlas > 5:
print("Hello")
ob = b()
ob.lol()
Please clarify your problem or provide additional details in order to highlight exactly what you need. The way it’s written these days it’s hard to tell exactly what you’re asking.
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There are some very curious things in this code of yours. How do you reset
lolin the constructor ofb,lol()cannot be invoked with a class instance. Invoking the parent-class constructor, in a method that is not the constructor of the daughter-class, is an unusual decision at least. In Python 3, every class inherits implicitly fromobject. Apart from that, aboutnaming mangling, python has no private attributes, you can access the propertyatlaswithself._a__atlas.– Vander Santos