I Didn't Know THIS Was Possible With Classes In Python

I didn't know this was possible with classes in Python. #code #python #programming

[AWriterWandering]

You’re really breaking bad with this one

[CallumPooleProgrammer]

Please don't call functions meth 😅

[samhobson]

J-Jessie, don't call your functions Meth Jessie

[simaobonvalot]

So, basically if you call the object as if it was a method, you will execute whatever is defined within the __call__() ?

[samukaze]

Talking about the __call__ method ❌
Talking about the naming convention of the methods ✔️

[colourfulyoker]

Bro thinking he slick with those *meth* odd names

[tomjones]

whats ? the car has meth in it wow. must be a cartel car :)

[ShortFilmVD]

In other languages this is often known as "invokable" objects. Rarely have I seen sensible use cases for it in the wild. It's almost always clearer to use a descriptive, named method.

[earthman]

This is why you shouldn’t shorten everything…

[slothner]

Class has to be named drug with that function name

[IanThoen]

I really hope python starts msking sense to me now that im getting farther into it. The early stages made perfect sense. Now i just feel lost and stupid.

[pavelgregr]

Someone: What are you doing in your car?
Me: Meth

[Nekroido]

This feature is really handy for mimicking partial application of functional programming

[jaylooppworld]

For the people who do not know when or in which cases to use it, there is actually lot of cases. If you produce big programs in python you will need to use it, and even more if you create GUI like tkinter. Imagine using tkinter and creating several buttons command. for each button you need a different callback function. You can create a class button callable, and instantiate the class for different buttons and use it as callback for each button

[JonDoe-oybt]

There are similar methods for basically every operator, functionality like iterators, context handlers, and even for accessing class properties.

[ShadowKestrel]

dunder methods are one of the things I really like about python. much easier to make them work than 🦀 std::ops traits

[chucktangy]

Ferraris, meth, and callable classes. Yep, this seems like a recipe for disaster.

[sumedh-girish]

We got meth in python code before gta6

[anupam_halder]

I literally heard him like "there is a class called c*m" for a sec 💀

[AliMughrabi]

You should say: Car called class 😂😂😂😂😂