__str__ vs __ repr__ in Just 60 Seconds

__str__ vs __ repr__ in just 60 seconds in Python. #code #python #programming

[chaddicusthegreat]

Good video but you never showed what the output of repr was for comparison

[simaobonvalot]

I really like those shorts, keep them coming pls

[muriloous]

__str__ has something to do with print function also. For seeing this, create an instance of the class in IDLE Shell (or in terminal, same folder as the class file). If you type "print(instance)" it will give the return of __str__, but if you just type "instance", it will return the representation. If you just type the name of the class, it will return <class '__main__.Car'>. ❤ Python

[cesarpereira]

Those shorts are really good. Just yesterday I saw just what I needed with the f-string to call %

[GreatTaiwan]

That’s like overriding the toString method in Java

[niaei]

__repr__ should return a string that could be evaluated by eval.

[DrDeuteron]

The repr method would be nicer with a call super, but that’s the default anyway.

[cattelia]

The monkey! I love it <3 and what @simaobonvalot said. Keep em coming. Could you possibly start compiling playlists?

[AkivaB]

Couldn't find info on that very helpful

[huh]

and me who doesn't even understand what "__inti__" is. doesn't matter how much I try

[cipherxen]

What kind of users are you talking about, who are not developers?

[Mestery]

Define repr without defining str and print what happens then?