Differences between __repr__ vs __str__ in Python

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This is a preview of the video course, "When to Use .__repr__() vs .__str__() in Python." A Python object has several special methods that provide specific behavior. There are two similar special methods that describe the object using a string representation. These methods are .__repr__() and .__str__(). The .__repr__() method returns a detailed description for a programmer who needs to maintain and debug the code. The .__str__() method returns a simpler description with information for the user of the program.

This is a portion of the complete course, which you can find here:

The rest of the course covers:
- When to use either dunder method
- Building your own custom methods
- How both operate with callables
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Check out the full course on Real Python: “When to Use .repr() vs .str() in Python”! 🎓📚 In the complete course, you’ll dive deeper into:
• Choosing between .repr() and .str()
• Creating your own custom methods
• Understanding how these methods work with callables


Take your Python skills to the next level and master these essential dunder methods. Happy Pythoning! 🚀

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