Ruby
class Cal def initialize(v1,v2) @v1 = v1 @v2 = v2 end def add() return @v1+@v2 end def subtract() return @v1-@v2 end end c1 = Cal.new(10,10) p c1.add() p c1.subtract() c2 = Cal.new(30,20) p c2.add() p c2.subtract()
Python
class Cal(object): def __init__(self, v1, v2): self.v1 = v1 self.v2 = v2 def add(self): return self.v1+self.v2 def subtract(self): return self.v1-self.v2 c1 = Cal(10,10) print(c1.add()) print(c1.subtract()) c2 = Cal(30,20) print(c2.add()) print(c2.subtract())