Question

I’m using the following class as an simplified example of what i have. So, how can i call the function beta from alfa without receiving the error : NameError: global name ‘beta’ is not defined

class Test:
    def alfa(self):
        beta('a')
    def beta(something):
        print " what i get:"+something
call=Test()
call.alfa()

Should i use global beta after the class declaration? It works if i do it, but i’m not sure if is the correct way to do.

Regards.

Answer 1

self.beta().

And beta should take self as a parameter, exactly the same as alpha does.