How to set argument of an object?

so I want to know if there is a solution to make an argument which is not organised when I create an object.

class Joueur:
    nbrJoueur=0
    def __init__(self,c_pseudo,c_pv=25,c_sttat=0):
        self.pseudo=c_pseudo
        self.pv=c_pv
        self.sttat=c_sttat
        Joueur.nbrJoueur+=1

j1=Joueur("adel",250,0)
j2=Joueur("salah",c_sttat=10)

So like in j2 I had to make c_sttat=10 to avoid that it's the the c_pv which take the value 10. So I want to avoid that problem when I have a lot of arguments how could I do that?

Solution 1:

I think this may be what you want:

    def __init__(self,c_pseudo, *, c_pv=25,c_sttat=0):

When you put * in the parameter list, all the arguments after that position must be given with keywords. So if you try to write

j2 = Joueur("joseph", 10)

you'll get an error because you didn't name the second argument. This forces you to indicate whether it's c_pv or c_sttat