What is `self` in Python?

Thank you now I have understand

One should always trust themSELF

Thanks for explain, like and sub! 💪🏽🙌🏼

thank you man💝

Thank you for explaining. I was fooling around with classes and stumbled upon "self" argument. I got the general idea of it when running the code, but you managed to put it into words for me.

thank you !! the fact that self and instance has the same address, was very useful to me, trying to understand since yesterday.))) and Self == This instance is useful too

amazing video

thanks a lot, my fist time to fully understand it 😂😂❤❤

Thank you!

Excellent! Thanks for the explanation.

Quite intuitive explanation bro ...makes the life easy for ill explained concepts like "self" !!

Well explained thank you

best explain of self parameter i have ever seen thank you

Finally,confusion cleared.

If only I had founds this earlier...Thanks Mahn💪🏾👊🏿

I have watched about a dozen videos on this topic and this one takes the cake. Well done! Earned a sub from me!

What I find confusing is why even have to put self in there. It seems redundant. get rid of self and just assume that the class function is referring to itself when you define the attributes.

well explained!

holy shit you deserve a gold fucking medal for this explanation