This image shows a screenshot of a code editor with a Python script open. The script defines a Python class named `Employee`
with an `__init__` method to initialize the class with attributes like `first`, `last`, and `pay`.
An instance attribute `email` is also constructed using the `first` and `last` name. Additionally, there\'s a method
`full_name` which returns the full name of the employee by formatting `self.first` and `self.last`.\n\nTwo instances
of the Employee class are created, `emp_1` and `emp_2`, with sample data for `Corey Schafer` and `Test User`,
with respective salaries of `50000` and `60000`. There is also a line that seems to be using the `full_name` method
in a commented-out manner and another line that calls `print` on `Employee.full_name(emp_1)` to
demonstrate a class method call versus an instance method call.\n\nThe right lower corner of the image
indicates this might be a video, with a play bar showing the video is currently paused at 13 minutes and 53 seconds
of a 15 minutes and 23 seconds length.