Class Script:
class Test2:
def __init__(self):
self.a=10
self.sq()
def sq(self):
print(self.a*2)
def call_later(self):
print("Called Later")
Calling Function from another script:
from test2 import *
import time
Test2()
time.sleep(30)
#I want to call this function without creating the object again
Test2.call_later()
How do I call a class function later on after the object has been created?
You are trying to call an instance method on a class. So either you instantiate the class (like shown in the above answer) or you make the method static and the member variable a class variable:
class Test2:
a = 10
@staticmethod
def sq():
print(Test2.a * 2)
and then you call the static method:
Test2.sq()
You need to create an object of the class so
from test2 import Test2
Test2().sq()
You need to put both file in the same directory then create an instance of your class Test2 like this:
from test2 import Test2()
test2 = Test2()
test2.sq()
I hope it helped you
