[Solved] Identify the mistake in this class definition:class Movie: def __init__(self, title, director): title = title director = director m = Movie('Inception', 'Nolan') | Python

Python - Constructors and Object Initialization

Identify the mistake in this class definition:

class Movie:
    def __init__(self, title, director):
        title = title
        director = director

m = Movie('Inception', 'Nolan')

AThe parameters should be assigned outside the __init__ method

BThe __init__ method is missing the self parameter

CThe class name should be lowercase

DThe attributes are not assigned to self, so they won't be stored in the object

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check parameter usage
The parameters title and director are passed correctly with self.
Step 2: Attribute assignment
Inside __init__, attributes must be assigned to self (e.g., self.title = title) to store them in the object.
Step 3: Identify error
Here, title = title just reassigns the local variable and does not set the object's attribute.
Final Answer:
The attributes are not assigned to self, so they won't be stored in the object -> Option D
Quick Check:
Attributes must be assigned to self [OK]

Quick Trick: Assign attributes to self to store them [OK]

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