Why does Python display "bound method...." when returning results and how can I make it stop? [closed]

Question

I keep getting the answer I am looking for plus bound method tramStop.returnUpcomingTimes of <__main__.tramStop instance at 0x141d030>.

I receive my time information as a long string of times, I set that = to a variable SabinesTimes, and then convert it from a string to a list (in order to be able to iterate through the times rather than characters).

Here is my code:

from datetime import datetime
from time import strftime
import shlex # <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6868382/python-shlex-split-ignore-single-quotes> 
import types

# SabinesTimes is given to me as one long string, I need to iterate through each time and compare to current time.  So I convert it to a comma delineated list. 

SabinesTimes = "04:55 05:55 06:10 07:20 08:35 09:45 10:58 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:59"
SabinesTimes = ','.join(shlex.split(SabinesTimes))
SabinesTimes = SabinesTimes.split(",")


class ligne():
    def __init__ (self, stops):
        self.stops = stops
    def returnAllStopsOnLigne(self):
        return stops

# inherits from Ligne
class tramStop(ligne):
    def __init__ (self, times):
        self.times = times 
    def returnUpcomingTimes(self):
        now = strftime("%H:%M")
        Departing_Trams = [i for i in self.times if i>= now]
        return Departing_Trams


sabines = tramStop(SabinesTimes)

# the goal is to print all times greater than the current time at sabines.returnUpcomingTimes
print sabines.returnUpcomingTimes()

Answer 1

Your code as in the question should work. The code you are actually running must be

print sabines.returnUpcomingTimes

rather than

print sabines.returnUpcomingTimes()