i have python 2.7.4......now suppose i have two new-style base classes ,
i.e. class ClassName(object):
and the two base classes are related by __init__ constructor where the
__init__ constructor of one base class is accessed by the __init property
of the other base class , for example :
class ClassOne(object):
def __init__(self,value):
self.value = value
class ClassTwo(object):
def __init__(self,inputvalues):
self.values = []
for i in inputvalues:
self.values.append(ClassOne(inputvalues))
if this be the case , then without using inheritance property of OOP ,i,e,
without creating further new subclasses , how can I access other user
defined methods of ClassOne class via Class Two class. The ouput value will
be returned by a user defined method of ClassTwo but the computation will
be done by a method of ClassOne which is called by the user defined method
of class two ...?
so what will be the solution ?
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