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2/3/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 78: OOP Part 4 - Colaboratory

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Class Variable

class Circle:

def __init__(self, pi, r):

self.pi = pi
self.radius = r

def area(self):
return self.pi*(self.radius)**2

def circum(self):
return 2*self.pi*self.radius

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c_1 = Circle(3.14, 2)
c_2 = Circle(3.14, 3)

c_1.area()

12.56

c_2.circum()

18.84

# class variable is that variable inside class which have a common value for all the objects representing that particular class

class Circle_2:

pi = 3.14 # class variable or attribute

def __init__(self, r):

self.radius = r

def area(self):
return Circle_2.pi*(self.radius)**2

def circum(self):
return 2*Circle_2.pi*self.radius

c_3 = Circle_2(2)

c_3.area()

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2/3/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 78: OOP Part 4 - Colaboratory
12.56

c_4 = Circle_2(3)

c_4.circum()

18.84

# let's use this example

# we have different wells with different attributes

# let's say we want to create a method which calculates pressure at given well depth

# one more thing. We want to calculate pressures using same mud.

# mud is same so we need not separately require attribute insisde __init__

# we can make a class variable

class Well:

mw = 12 # ppg

def __init__(self, comp_type, zones, depth):

self.type_of_comp = comp_type
self.no_of_zones = zones
self.depth = depth

def pres_calc(self):
return 0.052*Well.mw*(self.depth)

well_1 = Well('open', 1, 2500)


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2/3/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 78: OOP Part 4 - Colaboratory

well_1.pres_calc()

1560.0

well_1.__dict__

{'depth': 2500, 'no_of_zones': 1, 'type_of_comp': 'open'}

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