A bound method call is invoked by accessing the method name through an object (e.g., anObject.method()). We have seen that Python inserts the object-reference argument for bound method calls. An unbound method call is invoked by accessing the method through its class name and specifically passing an object reference.
Tuesday 17 July 2018
Python Unbound and Bound Method Calls
Cited from the book "Python How to Program"
A bound method call is invoked by accessing the method name through an object (e.g., anObject.method()). We have seen that Python inserts the object-reference argument for bound method calls. An unbound method call is invoked by accessing the method through its class name and specifically passing an object reference.
A bound method call is invoked by accessing the method name through an object (e.g., anObject.method()). We have seen that Python inserts the object-reference argument for bound method calls. An unbound method call is invoked by accessing the method through its class name and specifically passing an object reference.
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