How to access property called "class" as its a keyword in Python ? #121
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Encounter resource has a property called "class" (Encounter.classHistory.class). How do we access such properties when its a keyword in Python ? |
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nazrulworld
Feb 6, 2023
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Answer selected by
janaka44
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I think you misunderstood my question. I was asking about a documentation
of the whole API, not an example of how to use this class property.
Because there are some methods that I see in classes, so having a
documentation and examples would be helpful.
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Unfortunately, there is no example/api in the documentation like this, but
you are welcome to add an example of your case.
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You will use the
class_fhir
accessor instead of the python keywordclass
.