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Thu Jul 27 01:01:11 EDT 2000

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Jonathan wrote:
> 
> you can even declare a instance
> variable out of the <class> scope(am i right?)

Strictly speaking, you never "declare" anything in Python. Even
the class and def statements are executable statements that create
an object and put a reference to it in the current namespace.

And to answer your question, yes, you can create an instance
variable at any time simply by executing "instance.name = value".

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