Which languages ​​other than Python have an explicit self?

Question

It seems a little strange that Python requires explicitly passing selfas the first argument to all the functions of the class. Are there other languages ​​that require something like this?

Answer 1

In explicit form, do you mean "explicitly passed as an argument to each function of the class"? If so, then Python is the only one I know outside of the game.

Most OO languages ​​support thiseither selfin one form or another, but most of them allow you to define class functions, not always defining selfas the first argument.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

F # ( OCAML) ; - , .

 override x.BeforeAnalysis() = 
    base.BeforeAnalysis()
    DoWithLock x.AddReference

- BeforeAnalysis, - AddReference. x , , "this"/ "self".

Answer 4

Oberon 2 , 'this' 'self' - ( )

- Insert Text, 't' 'this' 'self'.

PROCEDURE (t: Text) Insert (string: ARRAY OF CHAR; pos: LONGINT);
BEGIN ...
END Insert;

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

Modula-3. , Python Modula-3 ++.

Answer 7

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, ++ "this" "self"

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Answer 8

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(defprotocol MyProtocol
  (foo [this that]))

(extend-protocol MyProtocol String
  (foo [this that]
    (str this " and " that)))

(extend-protocol MyProtocol Long
  (foo [this that]
    (* this that)))

(foo "Cat" "Dog")
=> "Cat and Dog"

(foo 10 20)
=> 200

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(conj [1 2 3] 4)
=> [1 2 3 4]