Is python object-oriented? - Yes.
So does it follow the object-oriented style programmatic flow?
Lets check out.
Here I have a short python code.
Let's see the 6th line.
If we call the function above the function itself, it will return the error which looks like this;
This occurs because its called above the repeat_lyrics(); 's initialization.
So from this, we can comprehend that python is a object-oriented language, but the programmatic flow doesn't follow the object-oriented style flow.
Its complicated to work with this, (this probably is a bad practice) just call all functions above the working code.
So does it follow the object-oriented style programmatic flow?
Lets check out.
Here I have a short python code.
Let's see the 6th line.
If we call the function above the function itself, it will return the error which looks like this;
This occurs because its called above the repeat_lyrics(); 's initialization.
So from this, we can comprehend that python is a object-oriented language, but the programmatic flow doesn't follow the object-oriented style flow.
Its complicated to work with this, (this probably is a bad practice) just call all functions above the working code.