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Thank you.

I wish people would stop applying those "design pattern" principles to python. They do not belong here.

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you are wasting memory by storing the excel data in the interim data types. you also make things slower.

Honest opinion: don't create abstractions on your libraries to hide them. The principle here is YAGNI: you ain't gonna need it. If you actually replace a library, replace it manually. If you do that nearly yearly, *then* create an interface. But don't write interfaces or other abstractions for components that are never going to be altered.

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Honestly that cant be so simple My brain says for me Factory method pattern is a method that return an instance Abstract method pattern is a multiple methods that return an instances

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easily understand, thanks!

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Thank you! You gave me an idea. I saw the file layout you have, and it looks like it's a flat layout at the top level. If instead you put your file (random.py) inside your own python package/dir (eg, pfe/random.py), then you don't need to change anything in your original random.py file and can run it as-is without any errors. For example: If your current working dir shows that this file exists: pfe/random.py then you can do: python3 -m pfe.random to run your program successfully. It looks as if pfe.random (pfe/random.py) is searched for first from the CWD, is found, and then your "import random" statement runs successfully, probably because the full names of "pfe.random" and "random" are now in different namespaces and don't conflict. This is what I'm thinking is going on, I'm not 100% sure but at least it's working this way. No errors, and it displays the expected random number output. Thank you for your video! It helps :)

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Do you use another software to make this work?

I think the whole confusion with understanding the role of "self" comes from an ill chosen word "self". Since the word "self" in Python is an arbitrary string and not a reserved word (could be anythinh, check for yourselves with a snippet of code :), for educational purposes I am replacing "self" by "object" or "instance" and such code becomes instantly self explanatory (at least for me). In the example provided "e" is a name of an instance.

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How does M know about the 'total' variable if there is no connection to A?

Thanks for this!

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line 20: Func = lambda attr_name: get_attribute(_,attr_name) Func(“abc”) Is same as get_attribute(“abc”)

very clear video with a nice solution at the end, thank you !!

Thanks brother now TODAY I learnt something new because of you

Cool! Is this made using pyglet? Need tutorial.

Thank you so much. I solve the problem. I spent 3 days to delete and reinstall python, vs code, module

Hey, I don't have this problem but I have the same error statement while trying to import theano, do you know anything about this ?

Cheers mate, great explanation! I would LOVE a real deep dive on the super() class(!) <- thanks that i know this now ;)

the most clear video explaining Protocol thank you very much... before this im sticking with abc because idk about protocol, now atleast i know why im sticking with abc

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Should we prefer inheritance or protocols?

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Great pill of knowledge

Finally got it. Thanks!

Brilliant explanation

Very very, very useful and well explained. Thanks a lot for this! Great job.

great explanation

definitely the best and short explanation i found so far, good work bro

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That was an eye-opener! I've watched lots of tutorials on dependency injection but this one is the best!