The delattr() function deletes the named attribute from the object if allowed.
Example
#!/usr/bin/python
# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
class temp:
a = 100
s = -5
d = 0
point1 = temp()
print('a = ', point1.a)
print('s = ', point1.s)
print('d = ', point1.d)
delattr(temp, 'd')
print('after delete the z')
print('a = ', point1.a)
print('s = ', point1.s)
# Trigger error
print('z = ', point1.d)
Output:
a = 100
s = -5
d = 0
after delete the z
AttributeError: 'temp' object has no attribute 'd'
a = 100
s = -5
Syntax
delattr(object, name)
Parameters
| Name | Description |
| object | The object from which name attribute is to be removed. |
| name | A string must be the name of the attribute to be removed from the object. |
Return Value
It doesn’t return any value.