I have a class with many attributes and would like to be able to change these attributes from a generic method where you must pass the attribute name to be changed and the new value.
class Classe_com_muitos_atributos:
def __init__(self, atr1, atr2, atr4 ...):
self.atr1 = 5
self.atr2 = 5
self.atr3 = 5
self.atr4 = 5
#muitos atributos...
def altera_atributo(self, var_com_o_nome_do_atributo, valor):
self.var_com_nome_do_atributo = valor
The idea is for the method to run as follows:
instancia.altera_atributo('atr2', 10)
My problem is that python looks in the class for an attribute named "var_with_at_attack_name" and I'm not sure how to do it so that instead it looks in the class for the attribute that is contained in the variable, in this example, atr2.
I imagine it should be something simple, but I'm starting now and I'm not finding the solution.