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Rob Grainger wrote:

Alan Kay has stated that biology heavily influenced the invention of OOP

class AgeInYears(int):
    unit = "years"
    def __new__(cls, age:int):
        cls.age = age
        return int.__new__(cls,age)

    def __str__(self):
        return "{} {}".format(self.age, self.unit)
    def __add__(self, value:int):
        self.age += value
        return self


class User():
    def __init__(self, age:int):
        self.age = AgeInYears(age)

    def __str__(self):
        return "User: age: {}".format(self.age)

user = User(29)
print(user) #User: age: 29 years
print(user.age) #29 years
print(type(user.age)) #<class '__main__.AgeInYears'>

user.age += 2 #use it like an int, and just increase it.
print(user.age) #31 years
print(type(user.age)) #<class '__main__.AgeInYears'> 

Quote:

int age = 51;

Member 9082365 wrote:

A perfect encapsulation of an immutable truth ... age is just a number! What more could you possibly need?

Member 10199043 wrote:

PROLOG

aschmahmann wrote:

An interesting language for doing this type of thing is Julia (http://julialang.org/[^]).

Maximilien wrote:

just don't use Facebook.

Maximilien wrote:

just don't use Facebook.

Gregory.Gadow wrote:

anything that blocks the ads breaks the site.

Gregory.Gadow wrote:

I just hope things get so bad that my family abandons it; with everyone spread out over several states, it's our main way to stay in touch.

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