Same name functions in same class, elegant way to determine which to call?
I am trying to do product version control in Python scripts for a specific reason, but I couldn't figure out how to do it in an elegant way - please help. Currently I am doing something like the below. However the scripts are hard to maintain when version content is changed. class Product(object): def __init__(client): self.version = client.version # get client version from another module def function(): if self.version == '1.0': print('for version 1.0') elif self.version == '2.0': print('for version 2.0') else: print(f'function not support {self.version}') Therefore, I want to do something like the below to separate the functions with the same name. class Product(object): def __init__(client): self.version = client.version # get client version from another module def function(): print('for version 1.0') def function(): pr...