You can access OBJECTS like DICTIONARIES?! #python #coding #howto

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[richardboreiko]

Smooth re-entry into the auto-repeat of the video!

[yannickmolinghen]

This is most likely a very bad idea. Using string keys instead of attributes removes the ability of your IDE to check for typos in your code. If you need dynamic key-values, just use a dictionary

[tigerbojiteol]

You don’t need -> None because __init__ always returns None. It’s a trivial method. Correct me if I’m wrong

[MisterComment]

I don't see why this would be useful

[aracristiano]

What is var(job) i didn’t understand this line ?

[danielcrompton]

Serialise objects with `__dict__` dunder

[FrozenPear]

Just because you can doesn't mean you should, this is not a good pattern.