How To Create Decorator Functions In Python

In this video, I go over how to create and use decorator functions in the Python Programming Language. Decorators allows us to add additional functionality to a function without changing the original function's source code.

[@chiasmsandmorealpersohn5258]

As always, well stated and well paced. Thank you!

[@maloukemallouke9735]

thank you for share
but where is the result of 1+7?

[@PidginPlays-yb2vp]

Good video. You have one mistake in your code. At 3:20 you should have used "return orig_func(x,y)".

[@em_the_bee]

3:18 lul, it's 2024, and Python STILL can't into string interpolation that doesn't make you throw up?

[@lilsos6892]

idk, print(f"") works flawlessly, idk why he went for that useless shit

[@em_the_bee]

@@lilsos6892 meanwhile Ruby 20 years ago and to this day:
puts "String with #{any_expression}" # notice the lack of random magic numbers and letters

[@MrNolimitech]

There is a lot of ways.
print("{0}, {1}".format(x, y))
print("{x}, {y}".format(x=x, y=y))
print("%s, %s" % (x, y))
print(f"{x}, {y}") => best and most readable!
print(x + " " + y) => (might need to put it in str(x), str(y))

[@TaylorsSoftwareSolutions]

There are many different ways that Python allows you to concatenate strings and printing. The beauty of Python is that it has variety.