def __init__(self, queue, count): self.queue = queue # чтоб мы могли к очереди обратиться self.count = count super().__init__()

This code snippet is defining the __init__ method of a class. The method takes two parameters queue and count and initializes the class instance with these values. The queue parameter is assigned to an instance variable self.queue so that it can be accessed within the class. The count parameter is also assigned to an instance variable self.count.

Additionally, the super().__init__() method is called at the end of the __init__ method. This is used to call the __init__ method of the superclass of the current class, which is necessary if the superclass has its own initialization logic that needs to be executed.