replace 'init' with __init__

I see your picture. that is _init_. the correct is __init__

Thank you AronYang

good eye！

"""This is my first help in the open source or first comment """
Replace init by( init )
the two underscores before and after init

Hey your code:
class Snake(object):
def init(self):
self.x='Hiss!'
def method_a(self,foo):
print(self.x +' '+ foo)

snake = Snake()
snake.method_a('Says the snake')

Mistakes:
#1 init --> <init>
#2 init ---> it initializes code variable , so any code inside it is global i.e restricited to itself and not
availabe to method_a
#3 var x has not been made in the instance i.e ---> [def__init__(self, x):]--> corrrect code
#4 if you make x global within init, you will get this message: <SyntaxError: name 'x' is local and global>

My code:
class Snake():
global x
x='Hiss!'
def method_a(self,foo):
print(x +' '+ foo)

snake = Snake()
snake.method_a('Says the snake')

I hope the answer helps you.

give you a thubs up

I copy it to run on python first,I don't know the error

Can you be more specific @ikkplau0988?

I try to run the program again,thanks