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The document provides an example of a Python class named 'Person' with attributes for name, gender, and profession, along with methods to display this information and simulate work behavior. It explains the purpose of the __init__ method for initializing object attributes and emphasizes the importance of the 'self' parameter. An instance of the class is created and methods are called to demonstrate its functionality.

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Class

The document provides an example of a Python class named 'Person' with attributes for name, gender, and profession, along with methods to display this information and simulate work behavior. It explains the purpose of the __init__ method for initializing object attributes and emphasizes the importance of the 'self' parameter. An instance of the class is created and methods are called to demonstrate its functionality.

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Example : class

class Person:
def __init__(self, name, gender, profession):
[Link] = name
[Link] = gender
[Link] = profession# data members (instance variables)

def show(self):
print('Name:', [Link], 'Gender:', [Link], 'Profession:', [Link]) #
Behavior (instance methods)
def work(self):
print([Link], 'working as a', [Link]) #Behavior (instance methods)

Arun = Person('Arun', 'Male', 'Software Engineer') # create object of a class

Output
[Link]() # call methods
[Link]() Name: Arun Gender: Male Profession:
Software Engineer
Arun working as a Software Engineer
__init__ method, self
• The python __init__ method is declared within a class
and is used to initialize the attributes of an object as
soon as the object is formed.
• While giving the definition for an __init__(self)
method, a default parameter, named 'self' is always
passed in its argument.
• This self represents the object of the class itself.

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