@rahulnegi456
Nicely explained
@garikisrayelyan1694
Is it correct to use ABC in Django? For example I create a model that I want to be abstract, can I inherit ABC into it so that it becomes impossible to create instances out of it?
@viktoreidrien7110
great video thank you
@davidl3383
Excellent thank you. I was looking for that ;) It is the same as Interface in java. You don't herite from, you have to implement them. But the process is the same. Very usefull
@jamesford3282
Bro, U shouldn't use "..." for ABC class methods, as I know for ABC U should use "pass", "..." its reserved for Protocols
@eldebtor6973
abstract classes exists in java but python lacks oop sophistication as it has no access modifiers for classes or class attributes or inheritance specifiers as in this case.
@henrijohansson2482
Interesting, missed on the fact that the @property notation doesn't cause the function to work like a property in the class that implements the abstract. You actually had to implement the function, but the @property stays there. Wait there is more, they occupy the same name space as the properties themselves, but use entirely different syntax. Fascinating I wonder can I just implement them with the @property notation as they are
@PhilippLackner
Bro get the camera I'm verified
@fyks6447
Why do we use Abstract class for?
@alexmark-u4d
Hahah , ibanana like iapple
@anonymousPentester
what ide are you using
@derekreed6798
Isn't iBanana._init_ and the super() call redundant code?
@DrDeuteron
maybe mention that abstractproperty and abstractstaticmethod are deprecated.
@joxa6119
I read a lot on Google about abstraction in Python. Most of it stated that the objective is to hide the information and complexity from the user. But I can'r understand and see which part exactly is the "HIDING" part. Can anyone explain this?
@buildwith-peter
First
@EddiKh