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    <p>What you're looking for is a tuple: <code>self.Attribute1 = (randint(w,x), randint(y,z))</code> where w, x, y, and z are whatever constants you want. Then, you can compare them by accessing each column individually: <code>Attribute1[0]</code> and <code>Attribute1[1]</code>.</p> <p>Here's an idea: let's try to take your first program concept and make it a little more object-oriented. While the program you describe works, I think you're more interested in practicing inter-class relationships -- correct me if I'm wrong here. How about creating two classes: <code>RandomObjectA</code> and <code>RandomObjectB</code>. In both of these classes, define a set of variables, and then compare them within your main method. This will really help you understand how programming works on an object level, which is a much more important lesson than specific data constructs.</p> <p>Once you've done that successfully, I would add some methods to each of your classes; how can you make it such that classes don't directly interact with attributes in other classes?</p> <p>After that, I'd look into inheritance. What if we wanted to create 100 classes called <code>RandomObjectX</code>? It obviously wouldn't be reasonable to hand-code each and every last one, so let's think about how we can derive functionality from a higher-up class, called a superclass.</p> <p>Lastly, while I appreciate that you're jumping in and trying things, I highly recommend that you read the Python tutorial and documentation. It's honestly not a hard read, you'll learn a ton, and you'll have a better scope of what exactly is going on when you code. If you combine hands-on practice and personal projects with reading documents, coding becomes much easier. Good luck!</p>
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    1. COThank you! I would like to clarify a couple of things, though. How is creating two separate classes which will have the exact same make-up be beneficial here? Or will RandomObjectB inherit from RandomObjectA? And what kinds of methods could be added to these separate classes?
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    2. CO@sivanes: Ah ha, excellent. You're absolutely correct, there is no benefit to making two classes that are exactly the same. I was operating under the assumption that you were a little bit newer to OOP, and I find that typically a good way to teach inheritance is by showing "here's two similar classes, now what's the problem with that? How can we make it better?". If you already have a good handle on that, I'd recommend just skipping to a single `RandomObject` class and have them interact between each other! Practice your OOP until you have it down really well, it's important ;)
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    3. COGot it, thank you! I have made the mistake of reading Learn Python The Hard Way very passively, so some things have stuck with me, while others (sometimes even the a lot more basic ones) haven't at all.
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