A Python Instance Method

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Uses a simplified class to illustrate what is meant by an instance method.
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Fantastically patient teaching. Thanks.

walterbalerno
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I've seen many videos on programming and I gotta say yours are on the top of my list in their ease to understand. The combination of pictures, arrows and eloquent explanations is FANTASTIC. Some people do have a gift of breaking things down in simple terms. You truly do have that gift. Thanks for sharing your gift with all of us. :-)

JMT
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These videos are fantastic. Many more students should be aware of their existence. Thank you so much.

eugeniostreliaevfilho
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Thank you so much. Everytime I don't understand something from my scripts/lectures a JPJ video makes it understandable.

TheTheDaco
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Thnks a lot for the quality videos you make for us using animated explanations.

AdityaPratapsingh
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Very nicely done, John. I think this is a question/subject that's rarely covered in other people's tutorials. So, well done!

Colstonewall
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Wow, you explained with so much detail. Very nice and thanks.

amitg
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I wish i had a teacher that will teach me everything just like that.

pkavenger
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although I don't have the authority ...I m giving you the title of Sir John

mahimsd
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thank you sir, In python everything is object (variables, functions etc) so let say i created small program example.py

v = "hello" # here i declared variable 'v' since everything in python is object than it is also object
print(v) # here i am accessing that object (variable 'v' ) accessed v without class name (WITHOUT INSTATIATION)

MY DOUBT IS:
declared value ( v = "hello") here v is object right so next time when i will access directly v ( print(v)) here v is an object but i didn't used any class to create object so how it is possible.
OR
is it like there is universal class that can give access to some variable without instantiation

srinidhiskanda
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Why didn't we use self.added_values here if we are calling via instance of a class.

def add_them(self, x, y)
self.added_values=x+y
return self.added_values

linalina