#object class

[twenty-two-mouths]

SCP doodles of some wonderful bois(and girls!)

[queensparklekitten]

You know you read a lot of SCP when the instant you see a monster or magic item in a movie, you determine its object class and start imagining containment procedures for it. 

[quirkelly]

[hisclockworkservants]

SCP Foundation fanart, Object Classes.

Anomalous, Safe, Euclid

Keter, Thaumiel, Explained

Decommissioned, Enochian, Neutralized

Embla, Apollyon, Maksur

[draconic-duelist]

I had an odd dream the other night...

I was out in the ocean with some friends, and I’m pretty sure they were the Strawhat Pirates. We were on the Sunny underwater, so I think it was on the way to Fishman Island or something. We’d need a coating to do so safely.

Anyway, we found what looked like a massive jet fighter. As in, the size of a multi-story building massive. Sort of like this jet, but without any wings (that I could see).

It was “floating” nose-down out in the middle of the ocean, and pretty deep. It was dark enough that it was hard to see very far past the cockpit. About midway between the point of the nose and the cockpit region there was some kind of pin-hole looking spot that I kinda assumed was a pressure equalizer or something? We were able to dock the ship by it’s nose and go up to the hole, which was about the size of a large submarine diving hatch (I think I’ve mostly seen these on depictions of the Nautilus from 20,000 Leagues under the Sea, where they put on diving suits to gather treasure form ships they sunk). There was no door, but there was enough pressure inside to keep the water from flooding in.

Inside the hatch was a long tube leading upward with a red gem-like object hanging from an over-sized pull chain (it looked like a fancy emergency light). After we were able to use the chain to climb up, we found ourselves in a large storage room filled with crates. Upon further inspection, all of the crates (which were lined up in roughly 3 rows with some distance in between each) appeared to contain object/equipment class SCPs. Some were armor/suits, there were some weapons, and who knows what else was contained in this downed transport. Chopper was playing with what looked like a suit of power-armor. There didn’t seem to be any life on board. That, or we somehow hadn’t been noticed yet...

I don’t know why my brain decided to have the SCP Facility apparently transporting various objects they’d classified across dimensions, let alone into the One Piece universe. Maybe they weren’t meaning to. After all, the story I’m working on is a bit multiverse portal heavy. Maybe they got caught in a rift too small to fit the entire ship through and lost their wings causing them to crash in the ocean?

[aisangam]

Use of Python Self and Python String Format

Objective of Video: Use of Python Self and Python String Format

Theory: Many of the students and even programmers gets some confusion about the use of self in python and understand its real meaning. Here comes a soltution for it. The first argument of every class method including init always refers to the current instance of class. If specifically talking about init, self refers to newly created object. In layman language it refers to the object. I will provide an example to show what I mean

class name_class() def __init__(self,argument1,argument2): self.argument1= argument1; self.argument2= argument2; Now let us create a object of the class.

object1 = class(2,3)........................................(1{Instance 1})

Self refers to object1. You can understand it as name_class.method(object1, argument1,argument2) SO self gives reference to the current objectc

Better Explanation of Self: If you have created different instances of class, how would you distinguish between them in python

Example

object2= class(4,5)..................................(2{instance 2}) IF I would evaluate object1.x, answer would be = 2 whereas object2.x will give me answer as 4.

Format() Method: Returns the formatted string.

For example, taking the same case print(‘first value is {object1.argument1 } and second value is {object1.argument2}’.format(object1=object1)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZLOXNxEksI&feature=youtu.be

[waxing--artistic--statistic]

Object Class

S3 Objects

(1) Atomic Vectors

(2) Arrays

(3) Lists

S4 Objects

More complex, need more subsetting operators