python tut 70.py

class Employee:
    def __init__(self,fname,lname):
        self.fname=fname
        self.lname=lname
        # self.email=f"{self.fname}.{self.lname}@gamil.com"

    def explain(self):
        return f" This Employee is {self.fname} {self.lname}"

    @property
    def email(self):
        if self.fname==None or self.lname== None:
            return ("Email is not set")
        return f"{self.fname}.{self.lname}@gamil.com"  #To print hiro after changing fname that was Ansh, Setters are used.


    @email.setter # How to set that when an email is typed, the fname and lname change automatically with respect to the email
    def email(self,string):
        print("Setting now...")
        names=string.split("@")[0]
        self.fname=names.string.split(".")[0]
        self.lname=names.string.split(".")[1]


    @email.deleter
    def email(self):
        self.fname= None
        self.lname= None

Ansh=Employee("Ansh",'Dholakia')
# print(Ansh.email)
# print(id()) this function will tell id

o="Viking valhalla"
# print(id("ps4"))

# print(dir(o)) # the attributes asssociate with the variable

# print(dir(Ansh))

import inspect
string=inspect.getmembers(Ansh)
print(*string,sep="\n")