How can I access the local variables of a super class method in an overridden method in the subclass?
class Foo(object):
def foo_method(self):
x = 3
class Bar(Foo):
def foo_method(self):
super().foo_method()
print(x) # Is there a way to access x, besides making x an attribute of the class?
The code below gives a NameError: name 'x' is not defined
bar = Bar()
bar.foo_method()
This isn't surprising, and it can be fixed by making x an instance attribute, but can x be accessed as-is in Bar.foo_method more directly?