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Using access modifiers (public, protected, and private) is fundamental to encapsulation in OOP. Yet, Python, in some way, fails to deliver true…
Avi Chawla
Python has no native support for function overloading. Yet, there's a quick solution to it. Function overloading (having multiple functions with the…
Avi Chawla
Dot notation offers a simple and elegant way to access and modify the attributes of an instance. Yet, it is a good programming practice to use the…
Avi Chawla
Class methods, as the name suggests, are bound to the class and not the instances of a class. They are especially useful for providing an alternative…
Avi Chawla
By default, a dataclass prints all the attributes of an object declared during its initialization. But if you want to hide some specific attributes…
Avi Chawla
After initializing a class object, we often create derived attributes from existing variables. To do this in dataclasses, you can use the…
Avi Chawla
If you want to make a class object callable, i.e., behave like a function, you can do so by defining the __𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐥__ method. This method allows you to…
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If you want to fix the attributes a class can hold, consider defining it as a slotted class. While defining classes, __𝘀𝗹𝗼𝘁𝘀__ allows you to…
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