Python - Constructors and Object InitializationWhich of these is a valid constructor definition with two parameters in Python?Adef __init__(x, y):Bdef __init__(self, x, y):Cdef init(self, x, y):Ddef __init__(self):Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check constructor syntaxConstructor must be named __init__ and include self as first parameter.Step 2: Validate parametersParameters after self are valid; so two parameters after self is correct.Final Answer:def __init__(self, x, y): -> Option BQuick Check:Constructor syntax = def __init__(self, ...) [OK]Quick Trick: Constructor always needs self as first parameter [OK]Common Mistakes:Omitting self parameterUsing wrong method name (init instead of __init__)Defining constructor without parameters when needed
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