Submitted reading questions for 04/09/2014

CS 121B (CS1), Spring 2014

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10349	I still don't quite understand what the docstring is?
10362	Could you explain the class Point and its differences?
10364	What is the importance of printing the state of an object?
10365	Is the point class used in very many situations while coding?
10368	What does the constructor do?
10370	How can Point(a, b) interact with the a and b?_init_seems to be super powerful. Can you explain a little bit more on this?
10376	What are some big-picture examples of manipulating objects?
10377	Is the "oop" in "Hadoop" the same "oop" indicating "Object-oriented programming"?
10378	What is a docstring?
10380	Can an infinite number of methods be created for a class?
10381	When you enter the function "class Point:" are you creating a completely new class from scratch? Could you potentially create any kind of class you want or are there parameters?
10384	So are objects themselves still a function of sorts?
10385	In the Objects as Arguments and Parameters subtitle example, why include so many functions? What is the purpose?
10387	I'm still struggling to understand how this new system is more like "real-life" experience compared to what we were doing before in Python
10390	What is the relationship between methods and classes?
10391	Could you talk about objects in class today?

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