Python Coding challenge - Day 1014| What is the output of the following Python Code?

 

Code Explanation:

1. Defining the class

class SelfDestruct:

This line defines a class named SelfDestruct.

2. Defining a method

    def boom(self):

boom is an instance method.

It can be called using an object of SelfDestruct.

3. Deleting the method from the class

        del SelfDestruct.boom

This line removes the method boom from the class itself.

After this executes:

SelfDestruct no longer has a method named boom.

All instances (existing and future) lose access to this method.

4. Returning a value

        return "done"

The method returns the string "done".

This return still works because the method is already executing when it deletes itself.

5. Creating an instance

s = SelfDestruct()

An object s of class SelfDestruct is created.

At this moment, boom still exists on the class.

6. Calling the method

print(s.boom())

🔍 What happens step by step:

Python finds boom in the class SelfDestruct.

The method starts executing.

del SelfDestruct.boom deletes the method from the class.

"done" is returned.

The result is printed.

✅ Final Output

done

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