Why object of python class returns address instead of return data? -


this first program in python , i'm working api used log in or register user.

this how class looks like:

class myclass:     ...     def __init__(self, apikey, gameid, securitykey, responseformat,                   username=none, password=none, email=none)         self.apikey = apikey         self.gameid = gameid         self.securitykey = securitykey         self.responseformat = responseformat          if username , password:             self.userlogin(username,password)         if username , password , email:             self.userregistration(username, password, email)      ''' , there function userlogin , userregistration     i'll show 1 of them '''      def userregistration(self, username, password, email):         securitypayload = self.buildurl(username, password, email)         user = requests.get('url', params = securitypayload)         if 'error' in user.text:             return user.text         else:             return 'success!' 

i tested class code below:

api_test = myclass('apikeyadfasdf', 'gameiddfdfd', 'seckey34324324', 'json',                      'admin', 'pass1') print(api_test) 

and got output this:

<package1.package2.file_name.myclass object @ 0x7f278388b48> 

but when change test this:

api_test = myclass('apikeyadfasdf', 'gameiddfdfd', 'seckey34324324', 'json',                      'admin', 'pass1') data = api_test.userregistration(username, password, email) print(data) 

it'll thing , i'll output, it'll execute function 2 times.

i thinking problem , remembered in java similar output when forget override tostring(). now, i've read python equivalents: repr , str firstly don't know how return data methods (not self.apikey etc.) , secondly i'm not 100% sure right way output, not address.

if problem userregistration executed 2 times -- execute 2 times. once in __init__ , once explicitly.

regarding returning __init__ check "how return value __init__ in python?" :

__init__ returns newly created object. cannot (or @ least shouldn't) return else.

and besides, don't use return value indicate error - use exceptions:


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