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This is good content 🤝 clear explanation i think bro needs to create a whole python series 🎉

go and learn this from somewhere else. It just tells you what a metaclass is theoratically supposing you know __new__ etc.

Oh, the __init__ method? It’s just Python’s way of pretending it’s a ‘serious’ language like C, giving developers the illusion of structure while they lazily avoid dealing with real memory management. It’s like putting a bowtie on a hoodie and calling it formal wear

Great video, Thanks man <3

Today I decided to move away from Postman because of all the restrictions. I got recommended Thunder Client... only to find out they literally just 2 months ago ALSO started throwing up all sorts of limitations. So, really happy to see that EchoApi is a worthy alternative. Let's see how long we can use this before it, too, no longer functions properly.

Great Explanation :)

Must point out that is for IO wait occasions such as (request api, databases reads, text reads etc). Will not make your code faster in general but only on these IO occasions. Nice work!

Great Explanation and Great Presentation , It's very interactive...👏

Saw few other videos but you explained metaclass the best!

Well explained! Useful topic!

Nice one!

How much this is useful in production applications? I mean will it be effective in large scale

2 minutes well spent

simple superb

Cool. THX

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Phenomenal

Tail recursion ?

1:36 Actually every recursive algorithm can be rewritten as an iterative one. The fact is that the most of the times recursion is elegant, and much easier to read. Many times you can rewrite a complex loop with just a few clear lines.

1:10 these visualizations are helpful. Thank you

1. Recursion with memoization 2. Divide and Conquer approach to reduce recursion depth 3. Iterative Deepening 4. Use iterative approach instead of recursive approach if possible 5. Limit recursion depth explicitly 6. Optimize base cases 7. Use lazy evaluation

These things make programming more interesting

After a long time

After watching multiple videos this is the explanation which clicked on my mind . Thank you so much sir for your explanation

I don't know Rick, it looks fake...

thank you! It's a really cool concept

Game-Changer?😅

Isn't it same as ABCs: Abstract Base Class?

what TTS do you use? It sounds pretty good

amazing video I finally learnt what init does

If we have a second abstract class, for example Mammals, is it possible for Mammals to inherit from ABC and Animals in python ?

Nicely stolen from mcoding

how about print(dir(__builtins__)) ?

This is really usefull if you try to scrap a webpage using serverless env (such as AWS Lambda).