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Added snippet for using getattr. getattr, hasattr, and setattr can be used to write generic, reusable code.
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from nose.tools import assert_equal
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from nose.tools import raises
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class TestUtil():
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assert_equal(isinstance(7, (int)), True)
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assert_equal(isinstance(7.5, (int, float)), True)
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assert_equal(isinstance('foo', (int, float, str)), True)
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def test_attributes(self):
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"""Functions getattr, hasattr, setattr can be used to write generic,
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reusable code. Objects in python have both attributes and methods
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"""
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# getattr will throw an AttributeError exception if the attribute
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# does not exist
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getattr('foo', 'split')
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@raises(Exception)
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def test_attributes_fail(self):
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return getattr('foo', 'bar')
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