Nagarajan a écrit : (snip) > What's the difference b/w: > class A: > and > class A ( object ): >
The first one creates a 'classic' (aka 'old-style') class, IOW a class using the legacy object-model of Python < 2.2. The second one creates a 'new-style' class using the new (well... since Python 2.2, which is not that new) and far more powerfull object model. Unless you need to support antique Python version, there's no good reason IMHO to use old-style classes. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
