How to use an attribute from one class in an another class?

I have 2 files: user.py (where I am doing all the printing) and follower.py (just to give follower data). I want to print the follower name via user.py but getting attribute error there.

• user.py

  from follower import Follower
  
  class User:
  
    def __init__(self, user_email, user_name):
  
      self.email=user_email
      self.name=user_name
  
    def print_details(self):
  
       print(f" user details : {user1.name}\n{user1.email}")
  user1=User("ABC@gmail.com", "ABCDEF")
  
  
  user1.print_details()
  
  print(Follower.name)
  
  Follower.message_from_follower()
  

• follower.py

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  class Follower:
  
   def __init__(self,follower_name, job, loc):
  
      self.name = follower_name
      self.job = job
      self.location = loc
  
   def message_from_follower():
  
       return "Good day"
  
  
  f_details= Follower(" XYZ", "teacher", "AUS")
  

>Solution :

I am now sure you are trying to do here. If you want to print name of the follower ("XYZ") then you probably want to import the instance f_details instead of the class Follower.

But I wouldn’t recommend to import instance. Instantiate the class in user.py instead.

f_details= Follower(" XYZ", "teacher", "AUS")
print(f_details.name)