class Student:

def __init__(self, name, sem, com, ram):

self.name = name

self.sem = sem

# we can define inner class object into outer class like this

# self.com = self.Computer()

self.com = self.Computer(com, ram)

def show(self):

return self.name, self.sem, self.com.show()

# this is an inner class and it is used in only student class we declare inside it

class Computer:

''' it is for example one when we are creating object in init method of outer class

def __init__(self):

self.company = 'Dell'

self.ram = '8GB' '''

def __init__(self, com, ram):

self.company = com

self.ram = ram

def show(self):

return self.company, self.ram

s1 = Student('deep', 6, 'Dell', '8GB')

s2 = Student('dhaval', 8, 'Hp', '16GB')

print("Show Student 1 : ", s1.show())

print("Show Student 2 : ", s2.show())

''' If we are defining an object in __init__ of outer class then we can access like this

print("Computer company for student 1 : ",s1.com.company)

print("Computer ram for student 2 : ",s2.com.ram) '''

'''We can make object like this also of inner class

com1 = Student.Computer('Dell','8GB')

com2 = Student.Computer('Hp','16GB')

print("Computer Details for student 1 : ",com1.show())

print("Computer Details for student 2 : ",com2.show()) '''