python hasattr

`hasattr()` is a built-in Python function that returns a boolean value indicating whether an object has a given attribute or not.

Syntax:

hasattr(object, attribute)

Parameters:
- `object`: The object to check for the attribute.
- `attribute`: A string representing the name of the attribute to check.

Return Value:
- `True`: If the object has the specified attribute.
- `False`: If the object does not have the specified attribute.

Example:

class MyClass:
    def __init__(self):
        self.my_attribute = "Hello, World!"

obj = MyClass()

# Check if obj has the attribute "my_attribute"
if hasattr(obj, "my_attribute"):
    print(obj.my_attribute)  # Output: "Hello, World!"

# Check if obj has the attribute "non_existing_attribute"
if hasattr(obj, "non_existing_attribute"):
    print("This should not be printed")
else:
    print("The attribute does not exist")  # Output: "The attribute does not exist"