Closures in Object methods

This statement should not be accurate, even just on the closure itself this thing, can not clear the exact definition, on the example

def Inner (TMP):     return tmp def F (a):     return Inner (a)>>> f (1)def  F (a):    def  Inner (TMP):         return tmp     return Inner (a)>>> f (1)

Until I got selenium, I found a usage that I hadn't seen before (examples don't unittest write, like, for example).

def Run (self):     Print self.attr     class Test:     def __init__ (self,attr):        self.attr=attr    def Fun (self) :        run (self)        >>> Test (1). Fun ()1

Run is a fun call, fun is an instance method, run can also manipulate instance variable attr (self's role, how do not know);

#想起了实例方法的 from Types Impor methodtype., after writing the method definition and then binding

Closures in Object methods