fixing stupid errors

0/tutorial.py

@@ -685,14 +685,16 @@ def lda_set_example_arg(inst, arg):
 " __init__ is a magic function that will run when you make a class instance"
 
 LdaExampleClass = type(
-    "LdaExampleClass",
+    "LdaExampleClass",  # name of class
-    (object,),
+    (object,),  # inherit from who?
     {
-        "__init__": lda_set_example_arg,
+        "__init__": lda_set_example_arg,  # calling LdaExampleClass().__init__() would call lda_set_example_arg
-        "lda_example_class_arg": 1,
+        "lda_example_class_arg": 1,  # a class property. it sticks to a class. not any instances.
-        "quadratic_builder": quadratic_builder,
+        "quadratic_builder": staticmethod(quadratic_builder),
-        "hello_world": hello_world,
+        "hello_world": staticmethod(hello_world),
-        "hello_to": hello_to,
+        "hello_to": staticmethod(
+            hello_to
+        ),  # so inst wont be passed in as first arg if i try lda1.hello_world() (the function dont take args)
     },
 )
 

0/tutorial2.ipynb

@@ -303,8 +303,10 @@
     "\n",
     "it can be a number, a string, a list (not advised), or a function?\n",
     "\n",
-    "for a function in a class it would be marked a classmethod (`@classmethod`) and with classmethods the instance get passed in first arg.\n",
+    "for a function in a class it would be marked a method and with methods the instance get passed in first arg.  \n",
-    "`@staticmethod` used in the class block revert this behavior.\n",
+    "so non of these implicit `this` that is always there like in java. first param of a method is always the instance.\n",
+    "\n",
+    "`@staticmethod` will revert this behavior. no more instance passed in as first param.\n",
     "\n",
     "check the tutorial.py file im lazy\n"
    ]