[Solved] Identify the mistake in this Python class:class Vehicle: def __init__(self, type): type = type v = Vehicle('Car') print(v.type) | Python

Python - Object-Oriented Programming Foundations

Identify the mistake in this Python class:

class Vehicle:
    def __init__(self, type):
        type = type

v = Vehicle('Car')
print(v.type)

AThe __init__ method is missing

BThe instance variable is not assigned to self

CThe print statement syntax is incorrect

DThe class name should be lowercase

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Review __init__ method
The parameter 'type' is assigned to itself, not to self.type.
Step 2: Understand instance variables
To store data in an object, use self.type = type.
Final Answer:
The instance variable is not assigned to self -> Option B
Quick Check:
Instance variables need 'self.' prefix [OK]

Quick Trick: Always assign attributes with self.attribute = value [OK]

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