One risk might be that they might use copyright music and and the music creator might take legal action.
<span>Open source software is usually free to download and install, and it can be studied, changed, and distributed according to the rights of the software. I don't believe there is any copyright laws on this type of software. The most known open source software is Linux and it's available for most operating systems right now. Typically, open source owners just ask for donations for their work.</span>
I think they are called stringers or rails.
Python Code:
class Dog:
""" Dog class definition """
# data attribute species as part of the class Dog
species = "Canis familiaris"
def __init__(self, _name, _breed):
""" Constructor """
# Assigning values
self.name = _name
self.breed = _breed
self.tricks = []
def teach(self, trick):
""" add a passed string parameter to tricks """
# Adding to list
self.tricks.append(trick)
# Printing message
print(self.name + " knows " + trick)
def knows(self, chkStr):
""" check whether a passed string parameter is in the dog’s list of tricks """
# Checking in tricks list
if chkStr in self.tricks:
# Printing message
print("Yes, " + self.name + " knows " + chkStr)
else:
# Printing message
print("No, " + self.name + " doesn't know " + chkStr)
