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If I define:
class Bar(object): @staticmethod def bar(): # code pass class Foo(Bar): # code pass Is it possible for a function call Foo.bar() to determine the class name Foo?
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You can also call static methods on classes directly, because a static method doesn't require an object instance as a first argument - which is the point of the static method.
The static method does not take any specific parameter. Class method can access and modify the class state. Static Method cannot access or modify the class state. The class method takes the class as parameter to know about the state of that class.
The @staticmethod is a built-in decorator that defines a static method in the class in Python. A static method doesn't receive any reference argument whether it is called by an instance of a class or by the class itself.
Replace the staticmethod with a classmethod. This will be passed the class when it is called, so you can get the class name from that.
class Bar(object): @classmethod def bar(cls): # code print cls.__name__ class Foo(Bar): # code pass >>> Bar.bar() Bar >>> Foo.bar() Foo If you love us? You can donate to us via Paypal or buy me a coffee so we can maintain and grow! Thank you!
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