Advance Python Series-Magic Methods In Classes

[@vishnuvalsalan8851]

These "special methods” or “magic methods" in Python are also called as Dunders (the word is a short form of Double under)

[@ranjani9415]

Thanks a lot krish.... u n sudhanshu creating magics in very one lifes.... I dont no how to thank both of u ....

[@geofisico2007]

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[@jaikishank]

That was an amazing simple explanation of the conepts to sink in. Thanks Krish for all the efforts.

[@ahmadzaimhilmi]

I believe instantiate is the right word, not initialize.
You instantiate a class, the value returned will be the created object.

[@abhaymishra8774]

More videos , awesome work

[@thannerudinesh3443]

Nice explanation, subscribed to your channel 🙂

[@raghavkarthikeyan2014]

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[@vengatesan4307]

Magical functions are functions that resides in a particular class.is that right

[@haanzee]

Thanks & Regards

[@anujmishra7264]

I neuron website is down anybody else facing this issue?

[@blanky_nap]

I always thought that __XYZ__ are called dunder methods and the magic ones are those who start with %% like %%timeit

[@janakiraam1]

Thanks a lot sir

[@neerav302]

Thanks ..

[@soumambanerjee1816]

wow

[@Zovi-kanu]

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