--- Fredrik Lundh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> so phrases like
<sniped>
> (etc)
>
> doesn't tell you that polymorphism is a fundamental
> part of the language,
> and used all over the place. or did you have a
> non-OO meaning of the
> word in mind?
Ok, I prefer to think that I could be more specific.
So, let's try again.
Supose that I want to create two methos (inside a
class) with exactly same name, but number of
parameters different:
class myClass:
myAttribute = 0
def myMethod(self):
self.myAttribute += 1
def myMethod(self, myValue):
self.myAttribute += myValue
Both method hold same identifier, the only difference
in them signture are parameters.
How could I simulate the situation above, using the
language dynamic link (or polymorphism, as you
prefer)?
Look, I don't want to use things like:
....
def myMethod(self, myValue=None):
if(not myValue):
self.myAttribute += 1
else:
self.myAttribute += myValue
....
I want to use the power of polymorphism to modelate
the problem.
Thanks and best regards
Cadu Moreira
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