Data Classes in Python Are The New Standard

Started re-learning python for the first time in 7 years, this video and your channel have been so helpful!

Vermutlich hat mir Youtube ihren Kanal vorgeschlagen, weil ich auch Österreicher bin, Das war für mich ein Glücksgriff. Unprätenziöse, technisch hervorragende Information ohne Schnickschnack. Genau sowas brauche ich bei meinen verschiedenen Hobbies. Chapeau. Man sieht da ist ein absoluter Überflieger am Werk, der es nicht nötig hat, besonders unterhaltend und originell zu sein. Viel Erfolg. Dass Sie Österreicher sind habe ich erst bemerkt als Sie es gesagt haben.

Hey Nacho, great to see you leave cartel and started your own youtube..

Thanks dude, makes life so much easier!

It is so crazy, after watching python after working a while with JS and PHP, where are all the brackets?? 😂

Making simple text rpg game seems like a great learning of classes

Great video! I just was wondering what palette of colors are you using for your code in pycharm? It looks cool!

Very 😎. I didn't even know this existed. My biggest complaint of programming in any language is the amount of boilerplate code needed to get anything more than "hello world" done. Repr/str/compare, etc in python, etc, getters n setters in the C farm of languages etc, etc. Etc. Not to mention the endless documentation, type hinting, etc etc etc etc (in etc sauce). Seems that this type of endless bs 'gotta be done' programming is where code completion models could really shine. You (the programmer) concentrate on the algorithm (state function, whatever), and the rest of the thing writes itself up to and through unit testing. Thanks tons! This is definitely going to help in quite a few places.

Thanks for this video. It will make my work much more easier!

This was helpful. Thanks.

What's the intro music?

Excellent and high level toturial, keep up, thanks from Morocco

Nice!

i have learned a great deal of information about data classes , thanks

is sort_index is inbuilt variable for controlling the sorting ? Thanks for the great video.

Indeed awesome, I didn’t find many gotchas to not use them. Will test them out, thanks!

the data classes are very useful, and scalable, but you can put documentation to each attribute, such as the property docstring?

I am curious about that equal, perhaps when default sort function is the same, maybe it uses first value so john < mike if they have same cash?

luved it

An easier approach to data classes, thanks for video. Keep it up!