Question

Given the python code below, show output:

class MyClass:

i = ["1010"]

def f(self, name):

self.i.append(str("470570"))

self.name = name

return 'CPS'

if __name__ == "__main__":

x = MyClass()   

print(x.f("U"))   
print(x.name)   
print(x.i)      

y = MyClass()  

print(y.f("D"))   
print(y.name)  

print(y.i)

Answer 1

Following code had some indentation issues, fixed those.

Following code does :

creates class name MyClass having instance variable i and name
Have method called f : which takes name, and appends "470570" to i and set self.name to name and returns 'CPS'

We have main method which does :

creates x (MyClass) object and y (MyClass) object.

x object calls f method with value "U" and prints as per statements.
similar for object b.

PFB Source code :
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solution.py
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class MyClass:
    i = ["1010"]
    
    def f(self, name):
        self.i.append(str("470570"))
        self.name = name
        return 'CPS'

if __name__ == "__main__":
    x = MyClass()   
    print(x.f("U"))   
    print(x.name)   
    print(x.i)      

    y = MyClass()  

    print(y.f("D"))   
    print(y.name)  

    print(y.i)

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output
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