# Author:  James Tam

# Version: November 13, 2024
# Learning concepts: understanding the need for the reference name when inside
# outside the methods of a class.

class Person:
   def __init__(self,aName):
       self.name = aName
       
   def sayName(self):
      print("My name is...", self.name)

def start():
   stacey = Person("Stacey")
   jamie = Person("Jamie")

   #Prefacing with a reference name makes it clear which object is accesed. 
   print(stacey.name)
   print(jamie.name)

   #But even if there is only one reference or many references a reference name
   #is still needed.
   #JT's hint for figuring this out, remember/review my scoping rules frome
   #the functional/decompostion section.
   #
   #When referring to an identifier:
   #1) Check for the creation of that idenifier in the local scope
   #2) If nothing local then check for the creation of the identifier globally.
   print("What would the output be? Why?")
   print(name)

start()