What is an constructor in Python?

A constructor is a special kind of method that Python calls when it instantiates an object using the definitions found in your class . Python relies on the constructor to perform tasks such as initializing (assigning values to) any instance variables that the object will need when it starts.

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Why is python not OOP?

However, Python isn’t an OOP language through-and-through since it does not allow strong encapsulation . This is because its creator Guido van Rossum aimed to keep things simple and that meant not hiding data in the strictest sense of the term.25 Tem 2019

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