How to properly pass an object from one class to another?

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How to properly pass an object from one class to another?

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There are two classes: MainWindow and SetOfButtons,
the first class is the main one, building the window skeleton,
and the second class should build buttons on the window skeleton.

So, how can I properly pass the window object to the button class so that the button class can fully control this object?

I already tried creating an object of the SetOfButtons class during initialization of the MainWindow class and passing the window object to it. I managed to build buttons, but when it came to checking for clicks and performing any action, everything broke.

Please help. Below is an example code of the two classes:

    # file ProjectPaint.Main    from ProjectPaint.Buttons import *    import sys            class

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answer@mail.ru · Answer 1

I tried using recursion. The first argument is the depth of the array. The second argument is the number of elements in the array.

def quant_array(n, x):    try:        assert isinstance(n, int)    except AssertionError:        retu ""Input an integer!""    if n <= 1:        retu [n]*x    retu [(n, quant_array(n-1, x))]*xprint(quant_array(3, 2))

How to properly pass an object from one class to another?

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