A class creates an object that prints out the method name when the object calls a function and prints out the runtime when the function is finished. For example:
class A(): # We can inherit any class we want
age = 12
price = 20
def say(self):
print("Hello World")
if __name__ == '__main__':
a = A()
a.say()
a.age = 15
# The following should occur：
# 'A.some_method' is called # Print the name of method
# 'Hello World' # Function execution
# 'A.some_method' finished in 0.0000001ms. # Print function execution time
# a.age = 15 # Calls and assignments to general properties do not print any information
The same effect can be achieved when we call some built-in methods, such as __getattr__,__getattribute__,__dict__.
What should I do?Please help me,thanks everyone.
