class A:
def __init__(self):
self.name="XYZ"
def collect_data(self):
b=B.age
print(b)
class B:
age=9
objectA=A()
objectA.collect_data()
Please tell me if this the correct way of accessing the static variable present in class "B" from class "A" . Also I would like to know had there been a static method in class "B" , would I be able to access that in any way from class A .
Accessing the static variable as you do is correct and you do access static methods in a similar way, I've updated your example code to do this below.
class A:
def __init__(self):
self.name="XYZ"
def collect_data(self):
b=B.age
print(b)
B.static_method_b(10)
class B:
age=9
@staticmethod
def static_method_b(val):
print(val)
objectA=A()
objectA.collect_data()
