Always subclass "object". Those are new style classes.
You are ready for Python 3 that way.
Things like
.super()
work properly that way, should you need them.
Вопрос
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Old style and new style classes in Python
What is the current state of affairs with new-style and old-style classes in Python 2.7?
I don't work with Python often, but I vaguely remember the issue. The documentation doesn't seem to mention the issue at all: The Python Tutorial: Classes. Do I still need to worry about this? In general, should I declare my classes like the following?
class MyClass:
pass
or?
class MyClass(object):
pass
Решение
Always subclass "object". Those are new style classes.
You are ready for Python 3 that way.
Things like .super()
work properly that way, should you need them.
Другие советы
You should always use new style classes. New-style classes are part of an effort to unify built-in types and user-defined classes in the Python programming language.
New style classes have several things to offer such as: