How to access objects created using one class from a different class in Python

Question

I have a problem related to accessing objects created using one class from an another class

In order simplify the problem lets say ,

I Have a Python Files called Box1.py , cart1.py and soldApples.py

 class Box1:
    def__init__(self):
      self.appleList = []

    def set_Apples(self,number1):
      self.appleList.append(number1):

    def get_Apples(self):
        return appleList

And the Main Class Called Cart1.py

  from Box1 import Box1
  NewSet = Box1()

  class cart1:
     def calculation()
        numberofApples = 5
        NewSet.set_Apples(numberofApples)

      return 0

Now I want to Access Object "NewSet" using another class

let's say soldApples.py

so How do I access to "NewSet" Object Created by Cart1.py using soldApples.py?

Thank you very much in advance guys.

import Cart1 Cart1.NewSet

zondo
– zondo

2016-03-16 11:55:25 +00:00
Commented Mar 16, 2016 at 11:55 — zondo
– zondo, Commented Mar 16, 2016 at 11:55

ml-moron · Accepted Answer · 2016-03-16 11:57:08Z

1

At the top of your soldApples.py file write the line:

import Cart1

and then in your file you can refer to the NewSet variable as:

Cart1.NewSet

Alternatively if you just want that variable you can do:

from Cart1 import NewSet

and then your variable will be called

NewSet

Also you will want the files to be in the same folder.

answered Mar 16, 2016 at 11:57

ml-moron

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DrakonianD Over a year ago

Hi Menyah Thank you very much for the quick response. made my day

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