Accessing static method variables from another static method in the same class

Question

Facing the error as :

AttributeError: 'function' object has no attribute 'd'.

how to access the dictionary?

code:

 class A: @staticmethod def test(): d = {} d['a'] = 'b' print d @staticmethod def test1(): d1 = {} d1['a'] = 'c' if (A.test.d['a'] == A.test1.d1['a']): print "yes" else: print "Oh No!!" A.test() A.test1()

Community · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-23 12:21:30Z

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Check out this on the matter of static variables in Python.

You should be able to sort it out using A.d and A.d1 whenever you wish to use the static variables. Note that, as you have them, they are local to test and test1, respectively. If you want them to be static, you have to declare them inside the class scope, but not within any function definition.

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thor Over a year ago

Thanks, as u You told i had declared it as local variable,butt after declaring as a global variable outside function but inside the class & accessed the global variable inside any function by A.d['a'] == d1['a'] instead of above mentioned in the code & its working fine.

itsjeyd Over a year ago

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