If you decide to import your module this way, you can use the feval method to instantiate your class. In this case, you can instantiate your class using:
>> myVehicle = vMod.Vehicle.feval("a","b","c")
myVehicle =
Python Vehicle with properties:
model: [1×1 py.str]
fuel_level: [1×1 py.int]
gas_tank_size: [1×1 py.int]
type: [1×1 py.str]
brand: [1×1 py.str]
<vehicleClass.Vehicle object at 0x000001CB2EFC61F0>
Alternatively, you can instantiate your class using:
>> myVehicle = py.vehicleClass.Vehicle("a","b","c")
myVehicle =
Python Vehicle with properties:
model: [1×1 py.str]
fuel_level: [1×1 py.int]
gas_tank_size: [1×1 py.int]
type: [1×1 py.str]
brand: [1×1 py.str]
<vehicleClass.Vehicle object at 0x000002AB6FF3BF10>
With this method, you do not have to import your module using py.importlib.import_module(...).
