I searched on the internet and couldn't find a solution. Please help. Let's say...
class A(self):
def __init__ (self):
"""one chunk of code here"""
if (condition met):
print 'access granted'
"""I want to stop the code here and ask it to run class B, instead of just one method from class B"""
else:
print 'Stop process'
break
class B(self):
def __init__ (self):
"""one more chunk of codes here"""
Is this possible? (pardon my mess of codes)
Your if condition code will run only once when you run that script. Whenever you create an instance of a class, only __init__
function is run. As interjay
mentioned, you don't run a class, you run functions.