Instance variables refer to the data that are unique to instances (objects). Let's create an instance variable. We will write a new class2.py program:
class Leapx_org(): pass L_obj1 = Leapx_org() L_obj2 = Leapx_org() L_obj1.f_name = "Mohit" L_obj1.L_name = "RAJ" L_obj1.pamount = "60000" L_obj2.f_name = "Ravender" L_obj2.L_name = "Dahiya" L_obj2.pamount = "70000" print L_obj1.f_name+ " "+ L_obj1.L_name print L_obj2.f_name+ " "+ L_obj2.L_name
In the preceding code, L_obj1.f_name, L_obj1.L_name, and L_obj1.pamount are the instance variables, which are unique to the L_obj1 instance. Similarly, L_obj2.f_name, L_obj2.L_name, and L_obj2.pamount are the instance variables of the L_obj2 instance.
Let's run the code:
Output of code class2.py
If we create an instance variable, as shown in the code, then we would not get benefit of making a class. You can see repeatable code for both the instances. So we would not have to set the variable all the time. In order to make it automatically...