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 ## Methods
 
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+In object oriented programming a function within a class or an object is named a method. Imagine you have a cat object and inside the class there is a funcion named scratch, you can now use the cat's scratch method by calling it in the following way:
+```py
+cat.scratch(somePerson)
+```
+## Different kind of methods
 
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+There are different types of methods you can define in a class, some of them are listed here.
 
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+The constructor, a method that is executed when the object is created:
 
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+```py
+class Cat:
+  def __init__(self, name): // Constructor which recieves a name
+    self.name = name
+```
 
+Standard methods:
+```py
+class Cat:
+  name = "Bob"
+  
+  def scratch(self, person): // Standard method, recieves person to scratch
+    print(self.name + " scratched " + person)
+```
 
+The destructor, a method that is executed when the object is deleted by the garbage collector. 
+```py
+class Cat:
+  name = "Bob"
+  def __del__(self):
+    print(name + " is no more.")
+```