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Differences Between Static Method and Class Method in Python
Article Introduction：The main differences between @staticmethod and @classmethod are parameter passing, usage scenarios and inheritance performance. 1. In parameter passing, the static method does not automatically pass any implicit parameters, while the class method automatically receives the class object as the first parameter (cls). 2. In terms of usage scenarios, static methods are suitable for tool functions that are independent of classes and instances. Class methods are suitable for factory methods or situations where class state needs to be accessed/modified. 3. In inheritance, the static method is still bound to the class at the time of definition when invoking, and the class method will be automatically bound to the subclass that calls it. When selecting, you should decide which decorator to use based on whether the class or instance is needed and whether it is used to create the instance.
2025-07-07
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'Key Syntax Differences in Object-Oriented Programming: Python vs. Java”
Article Introduction：Object-oriented programming: Detailed explanation of classes and objects (Comparison of Python and Java)
This article will use Python and Java code examples to compare and explain the concepts of classes and objects, as well as the usage of constructors.
1. Classes and Objects
Python:
# Student class definition
class Student:
name = "Momo"
#Create object s1 of Student class
s1 = Student()
print(s1.name)
Java:
// Student class definition
class Student {
String na
2025-01-20
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What are Traits in PHP ?
Article Introduction：PHP traits enable code reuse in single inheritance contexts, offering benefits like reusability and simplified inheritance. They can be effectively combined with traditional inheritance to enhance class flexibility and modularity.
2025-04-30
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What is late static binding in PHP, and how does it differ from self::?
Article Introduction：In PHP, latestatic binding solves the limitations of self:: in inheritance through the static:: keyword. When using self::, it always points to the class that defines the method, not to call or inherit it; while static:: determines the target class at runtime, thus correctly referring to the subclass that is actually called. For example, if a method defined in the parent class is called by a subclass, self::class returns the parent class name, and static::class returns the child class name. 1. Use self:: to strictly refer to the current class definition; 2. Use static:: to support inheritance and allow subclass rewriting behavior; 3. Common application scenarios include factory mode
2025-06-17
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What is inheritance in PHP object-oriented programming?
Article Introduction：Inheritance in PHP object-oriented programming means that one class (subclass) can inherit the properties and methods of another class (parent class) to implement code reuse and clearer structure. 1. Create subclasses using extends keyword; 2. Subclasses can call parent class methods and modify their behavior through rewriting; 3. Applicable to "is-a" relationships to avoid deep inheritance hierarchy and tight coupling. For example, the Dog class inherits the Animal class and overrides the speak() method, which can both reuse code and customize functions.
2025-06-22
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Mastering Object-Oriented Programming in Python
Article Introduction：To master object-oriented programming in Python, you need to pay attention to five aspects: 1. Understand the basic structure of classes and objects. Classes are templates and objects are instances. Defining through class, and initializing attributes with init; 2. Master the three pillars of encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism, encapsulate hidden implementation details, inheritance avoids duplicate code, and implement different implementations of polymorphism. 3. Learn to use class attributes and static methods, and class attributes are shared with all instances. Static methods handle operations related to classes but do not rely on instances; 4. Clear the relationship between classes and instances, class definition attributes and methods, instances access but cannot modify class attributes; 5. Deepen understanding through practice, OOP can naturally reflect actual problems in actual projects.
2025-07-22
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How to define a python class
Article Introduction：To define a Python class, you need to understand the structure and purpose, use the class keyword followed by the class name and colon, and use indentation to write attributes and methods internally. Class names use the big camel nomenclature, and attributes and methods encapsulate data and operations in the class. 1. Pass placeholder is available when defining an empty class; 2. The initialization attribute is implemented through the __init__ method, and the first parameter must be self; 3. The method definition must start with self, and the object itself is automatically passed on when called; 4. The inheritance of the class is specified in the parent class in the subclass brackets, and the parent class initialization logic is called with super().
2025-07-03
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What is the Method Resolution Order (MRO) in Python, and how does it affect multiple inheritance?
Article Introduction：In Python, MRO (method parsing order) is the search order when looking for methods or attributes in class inheritance structures, especially in multiple inheritance. It uses C3 linearization algorithm to determine the order, ensuring that classes appear before their parent class, retain the parent class definition order and do not appear loops. For example, the MRO of classC(A,B) is [C,A,B,object], which can be viewed through __mro__ or mro(). When using super(), the corresponding method of the next class will be called according to the MRO chain. Understanding MRO can help avoid errors caused by accidental calls.
2025-06-19
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How to Create Classes and Objects in PHP 7?
Article Introduction：This article explains class and object creation in PHP 7. It details the differences between classes (blueprints) and objects (instances), illustrates object-oriented programming principles (encapsulation, abstraction, inheritance, polymorphism), a
2025-03-10
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What is Inheritance and How Does it Work in PHP 7?
Article Introduction：This article explains inheritance in PHP 7, showcasing its syntax and functionality using a parent-child class example. It details advantages (code reusability, maintainability, extensibility) and disadvantages (tight coupling, fragility). The arti
2025-03-10
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What is the significance of the final keyword when applied to classes and methods in PHP?
Article Introduction：In PHP, the final keyword is used to restrict the inheritance and rewrite of classes and methods to ensure that the critical code is not modified. When used in a method, final prevents subclasses from rewriting the method. For example, after importantMethod() is declared as final, any subclasses that attempt to rewrite will cause fatal errors; their usage scenarios include security-related functions, core logic, and unchangeable API behavior. When used in a class, final prevents the class from being inherited. For example, after UtilityClass is declared as final, any subclass attempts to inherit will fail; common uses include immutable objects, tool classes, and performance optimization. Using final can improve code security, encourage combinations to be better than inheritance, and slightly improves
2025-06-13
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What are traits in PHP, and how do they address limitations of single inheritance?
Article Introduction：PHP supports single inheritance, but trait can reuse methods from multiple sources. Trait is a code block containing reusable methods and can be introduced into the class to avoid the problem of multiple inheritance. For example, after defining Loggertrait and being used by the User class, the User class can use the log method. Trait is not an independent class, has no attributes and does not have "is-a" relationship. The way trait solves the single inheritance limit is to allow a class to use multiple traits at the same time, such as DatabaseTrait and LoggerTrait, thereby combining functions. When multiple traits have the same name method, you can specify which method to use insteadof, or use as a method to alias the method to distinguish calls.
2025-06-13
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What are traits in PHP? How do they promote code reuse?
Article Introduction：The article discusses PHP traits, introduced in PHP 5.4, which enable horizontal code reuse across classes, reducing duplication. Traits offer advantages like multiple inheritance, simpler class hierarchies, and better code organization. The article
2025-03-19
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Using Traits in PHP 5.4
Article Introduction：Guide to using Traits in PHP 5.4
Core points
The Traits mechanism introduced in PHP 5.4 allows horizontal reuse of code between independent classes of inheritance hierarchy, solving the limitations of single inheritance and reducing code duplication.
A single class can use multiple Traits, and Traits can also be composed of other Traits, enabling a flexible and modular way of organizing code.
Use instead keyword to resolve conflicts between Traits with the same method name, or use the as keyword to create method alias.
Traits can access private properties or methods of a combined class, and vice versa, and even
2025-02-28
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What is the Curiously Recurring Template Pattern (CRTP) in C ?
Article Introduction：CRTP is a C static polymorphic design pattern, with its core being the inheritance of the derived class itself of the base class template parameter. 1. The definition method is that the base class uses a template to accept the derived class as a parameter, and the derived class then inherits the base class instance; 2. Its advantage lies in the analysis method call during compilation to avoid the overhead of running virtual functions; 3. It is often used in static polymorphism, code reuse, interface uniformity and mixed behavior scenarios; 4. When using it, you need to pay attention to the correctness of type delivery, lack of dynamic binding, increased debugging complexity and possible code bloating problems.
2025-07-05
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Python child class override parent method
Article Introduction：In Python, subclasses can override their behavior by defining methods with the same name as the parent class. At this time, calling this method will be implemented with subclasses first; if the parent class logic is required, super() can be used to call the parent class method; when overwriting, the method signature should be kept consistent, pay attention to self parameters, be careful of multi-layer inheritance chains, and avoid overwriting key methods at will. 1. Subclasses define methods with the same name to overwrite the parent class method; 2. Use super(). Method name() to call the original logic of the parent class; 3. When overwriting, keep the parameters and return values ??consistent to avoid interface errors; 4. Method definition must include self parameters; 5. Multi-layer inheritance must ensure that super is correctly linked; 6. It is not advisable to overwrite the key internal methods of the parent class to avoid causing problems.
2025-07-09
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