> but also go by the Python convention to have a constructor sub called Point()
to elaborate further
this:
class Point:
def __init__(self, x, y):
self.x = x
self.y = y
def inverted(self):
return Point(self.y,self.x)
could be translated to
class Point;
sub INIT($X,$Y) {
$$x = $X;
$$y = $Y;
# or $self->{y} = $Y;
}
sub inverted {
return Point($$y,$$x)
# or Point->new($$y,$$x)
# or Point->new($self->{y},$self->{x})
# or Point($self->{y},$self->{x})
# ... TIMTOWTDI
}
People comming from Python would instantly feel at home and little by little
discover more elaborated possibilities by using :attributes.
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