class - Python :TypeError: this constructor takes no arguments -

when user enters email address, , program reads email , display according criteria (e.g yeo.myy@edu.co), criteria:

• username yeo.myy
• domain edu.co

i know "@".

this code

class email:     def __int__(self,emailaddr):         self.emailaddr = emailaddr       def domain(self):         index = 0         in range(len(emailaddr)):             if emailaddr[i] == "@":                 index =             return self.emailaddr[index+1:]      def username(self):         index = 0         in range(len(emailaddr)):             if emailaddr[i] == "@" :                 index =             return self.emailaddr[:index]  def main():      emailaddr = raw_input("enter email>>")      user = email(emailaddr)      print "username = ", user.username()     print "domain = ", user.domain()  main() 

this error got:

traceback (most recent call last):   file "c:/users/owner/desktop/sdsd", line 29, in <module>     main()   file "c:/users/owner/desktop/sdsd", line 24, in main     user = email(emailaddr) typeerror: constructor takes no arguments 

def __int__(self,emailaddr): 

did mean __init__?

def __init__(self,emailaddr): 

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you're missing couple selfs in methods, , returns improperly indented.

def domain(self):     index = 0     in range(len(self.emailaddr)):         if self.emailaddr[i] == "@":             index =             return self.emailaddr[index+1:]  def username(self):     index = 0     in range(len(self.emailaddr)):         if self.emailaddr[i] == "@" :             index =             return self.emailaddr[:index] 

result:

username =  yeo.myy domain =  edu.co 

incidentally, recommend partition , rpartition splitting string 2 pieces on given separator. sure beats keeping track of indices manually.

def domain(self):     return self.emailaddr.rpartition("@")[2] def username(self):     return self.emailaddr.rpartition("@")[0]