A weird thing (I think)

class c:
    def __init__(self):
        # don't create any attributes of 'self', that will cause an error if tried to evaluate that variable
        self = self() # the weirdest part

    # this function doesn't need 'self', because of 'self = self()' (idk why). It can be accessed by 'c.test()'
    def test():
        print ('test')

    # this variable can be accessed by 'c.spam'
    spam = 'eggs'