why and when we should do it?

[Su Wei]

hi,everybody,Sorry to bother you.
i hvae seen some code like this before:

class BusinessBO :
dev __init__(slef):
#write you own code here
dev businessMethod :
#write you own code here
pass

why and when we should add the keyword "pass" ?

and some time i have seen

class SomeObject(Object) :
#some code

why and when we should inherit Object?

thanks in advanced.


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[Harry George]

hi,everybody,Sorry to bother you.
i hvae seen some code like this before:

class BusinessBO :
dev __init__(slef):
#write you own code here
dev businessMethod :
#write you own code here
pass

why and when we should add the keyword "pass" ?

and some time i have seen

class SomeObject(Object) :
#some code

why and when we should inherit Object?

thanks in advanced.

There are enough typos in your example that I'm guessing you actually saw:

class BusinessBO :
def __init__(self):
#write you own code here
pass
def businessMethod(self):
#write you own code here
pass


"pass" is the Python way to say "Yes, I know there should be code
here, but I don't want any." It is required in this context because a
"def" cannot be totally empty.