@SuperOblivionfan
Wouldnt the @property decorator be nicer to use? Unless you truly dont want full name to be different when first or last are mutated. But i think a property would be best
@FrozenPear
It's really bad example unless the dataclass is frozen (read only). Now you can change values of first and last but full will always stay the same as when it was initialized.
@noctuss86
I like the jojo ref 😂 👍
@transientaardvark6231
Interesting new information, and illustrated in a very clear way, but as a side point, making fields out of other fields is a real bad violation of data theory. Maybe a better example would be storing a file name and then also storing the opened FILE (ie the thing like a file "handle" in C)
@RamachandraBharadwaj
What is the difference between this and a normal constructor ?
@maleldil1
I'm not sure I'd call it a "trick" since it's very explicitly described in the module documentation.
@roopeshr
Thanks a lot!
@dipeshsamrawat7957
Full video is also great.💯
@sg8nj
Where can we use this?. Why is it needed?
@tronwai
What font are you using in this IDE?
@vr01t3rh4r
I use pydantic instead
@farorasyid1832
thank you, this is new to me
@iDoComputers
ye i am so brainless i dont even know what a dataclass is
@SergioEanX
Very interesting
@atommax_1676
JoJo reference spotted
@Savukka
I'd like to konw why this is better than regular __init__.
@What-po4de
Voice so good
@yoshikagekira6166
Jojo reference
@sadik_tutorials1
it works for standard _init_ too. I'm an average so that's what I think
@pmcgee003