Python Class __init__ Not Working -

This is a really simple code that I'm using with sqlalchemy and I have some basic memory about it. How the classes work.

  class game (base): __tablename__ = "games" id = column (integer, primary_key = true) a_name = column (string) def __init __ (self, ** kwargs): k For .iteritems (): In kwargs, the Satetrer (Self, K, V) print 'Hi' itself. Hey_dictor = {'name': self. A_Name} @Hebrid_Property DEF stuff (self): return self Here_desker   
 The following query works:  
  session.query (game) .first (). A_name   
 but the following query returns an error:  
  session.query (game) .first (). There is no special feature in the 'game' object: 'away_dictionary'   
 I have another basic problem, when I ask the game class then it does not print 'hi' Can anyone please explain that every time I use 'Game' why not 'Hi' does not print? And the second question is how can I build a distant sequence for each instance of this class and how can I reach it? 
 
 
 Ah, I was telling that it is strange that  stuff  is not Is getting, and I hope that  away_dictionary  was not replaced by this ... and you edited your post and changed the error message that you are quoting. It is not really getting  remote word , because it is normally made in your class's  __init __ ()  method and  __init __ ()  is not calling.  
 Generally, when you make an example, then  __init __ ()  is called, but when you use class in SQLLame queries Leaving  __ init __ ()  method I suspect that there is something similar to working with SQLLame's  declarative_mapper , but I am ample enough on SQLite I do not know how to fix it on top of my head. If I have come to know, then I will edit this reply later and tell you.  
 But now, you should not rely on your  __init __ ()  method which is something derived from your SQLite model objects (i.e.,  Base ) as well). See if you can make your code any other way.