Thanks again @Gribouillis,
I've I read again the documentation about python classes and especially the mechanism between the
Class attributes and Instance attributes.
In my initial post I wanted to be able to compare a default dictionary inside a class definition against the same dict. but from a instance. In short compare the Class dict Vs the instance Dict.
So the easiest way (for me) is to create first an instance that will be the 'default' and all the rest of the instance will be the one to work with and to compare to the 'default one'.
I've I read again the documentation about python classes and especially the mechanism between the
Class attributes and Instance attributes.
In my initial post I wanted to be able to compare a default dictionary inside a class definition against the same dict. but from a instance. In short compare the Class dict Vs the instance Dict.
So the easiest way (for me) is to create first an instance that will be the 'default' and all the rest of the instance will be the one to work with and to compare to the 'default one'.