From: Alexey Muranov <muranov@...>
Date: 2011-08-26T20:34:18+09:00
Subject: Re: calling a descendant's method

@7stud thanks for a good example.
(The is a typo: the output is 1015.)

I was confused whether `self` was a method or a keyword, or a local
variable.
So, apparently it behaves like a local variable.

Also the difference between bounding to a variable and (not) to the
variable's value is tricky.

And i see that there is an essential difference between lambdas and
methods defined with `def`, as lambdas are bound to the current scope,
and methods are not.
This makes sense as lambdas are objects, and methods are called on
objects.

Thanks,

Alexey.

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