Python for Testers #34 - Class Variables vs Instance Variables in Python

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In this Python for Testers Tutorial we will learn about Class Variables vs Instance Variables in python. This video will cover in detail about Python Class Variables and Instance Variables with examples.

Instance variables are owned by instances of the class. The instance variables are different for each instance of the a class, however class variable are declared inside the class definition and are not tied to any particular object of the class. Python class variables are shared across all the objects of the class.

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Thank you very much, your clear explanation makes python accessible to everybody.

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Excellent Demo. Could you please clarify, how the "class variable interest= 0.06", was being picked up as a parameter in the statement print("total interest:", self.loan * self.interest), when, you had removed the statement, self.interest = interest, in the function/method, def __init__ (self, name, loan).

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