Last updated 4/2020
Created by ITPro TV,Justin Dennison
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + subtitle | Duration: 35 Lectures ( 12h 44m ) | Size: 14.7 GB
Magic Methods in Python Classes
What you’ll learn:
Use the double underscore or “magic” methods to shape the behavior of custom classes.
Overload operators in Python.
Create custom iterables using classes.
Create custom context manager classes.
Requirements:
Familiarity with classes and object-oriented programming.
Python programming experience.
Description:
Python Data ModelPython has a set of protocols that the language internally adhere to which provides the functionality for features such as iteration, context manager behavior, string representation of an object, and many other things. When you create custom classes in Python and make use of these protocols then you can create custom behavior in the context of iterations, types, comparison of objects, operator overloading, and much more. Knowing about these will help level up your Python skills. If you are ready to progress forward in your Python prowess, then join us to learn more about the Python data model.Course Format• Binge-worthy TV shows! Watch comprehensive, in-depth episodes that use a talk show-like format to keep you engaged while learning.• You can pick and choose episodes or you can watch as a complete series.• A little humor, anecdotes, and real-world examples.Other CoursesReady to a DevPro? Get more DevProTV training with a variety of topics. Join Justin and DevProTV to level up your programming prowess!Updates and VersionsThe programming world updates at a break neck pace. As a result, there are times that certain tools, editors, libraries have changed. While syntax or names may change, the foundations remain the same. Though we hope to keep things updated, there may be time before that can occur. I recommend seeing if you can translate between changes and if all fails, ask questions!
Who this course is for:
Intermediate Python programmers looking to develop more of an understanding of Python’s “magic” methods.
Beginner Python programmers looking to level up their game.
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