even if the method does not contain the argumentpython passes this "current objectthat called the method as argumentwhich in turn is assigned to the self variable in the method definition similarly method defined to take one argument will actually take two argumentsself and parameter #defining class and creating the object class abcdef init (self, )self balance= def disp(self)method with self argument print("the amount is:",self balanceob=abc( )ob disp(//method is called without argumentpython passes ,,obas argument at the background outputcreating the object from the class the procedure for creating the object is similar to the function call the class name and the arguments mentioned in the init method should be specified the syntax is as follow#creating the object emp =employee("ramesh", wherethe "employeeis class name this is used as constructor name the actual parameters are passed to the formal parameters present in the init method that in turn assigns to the instance variable this statement will create new instance (objectof classnamed emp we can access the members of objects using the object name as prefix along with dot operator creating the object or instance of the class is called "instantiationaccessing the members of the object once the object is createdit is very easy and straight forward to access the members of the object the object namedot operator and member name is used the syntax is as follow#accessing the member function emp dispemp(putting all the things together emptiest py #defining the class class employee'doc string#declare class variables count= |def page init (self, , )#constructor self name=