How can i write this Java code in Python?

Question

How to write this (Java) in Python?

class Test
{
 private String test1 = "test";
 private static void main(String args[])
 {
 System.out.println("test" + test1);
 }
}

• mac: You can't have private stuff in python. The closest you can get to it is name mangling
• Ferdinand Beyer: Actually your example won't even compile, since test1 is an instance variable and main is a static function.

Answer 1

Since Python supports code outside of classes, the equivalent is as simple as:

test1 = "test"
print("test" + test1)

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UPDATE: To get the args:

import sys
print sys.argv

You really should start with the tutorial!

• user285594: But how do i get the args[] in your example? like in mine i can $ java -jar Test.jar "command line input"
• Ferdinand Beyer: Well you're example did not use args.

Answer 2

Hmmm, like this:

test1 = "test"
print "test" + test1

But if you are using Python 3 you must write print("test" + test1).