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Is there an equivalent of Javascript's hasOwnProperty() in Python?

I want to check whether an object has an attribute as a direct (ie not inherited) property, similar to Javascript's obj.hasOwnProperty() . How can I do this in Python? hasattr() seems to return inherited attributes as well.

Have you tried using "in"?

If you have a class object you can check if an attribute was defined by:

"what_you_want_to_search" in object.__dict__

In python you can try using if/in. eg obj = {"a": 1, "b":2, "c":3}

if "a" in obj: your code.

please ref https://www.w3schools.com/python/gloss_python_check_if_dictionary_item_exists.asp

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