@staticmethod explained in Python

In this video I'm going to be teaching you how to use @staticmethod in Python!

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[BerndKircher]

Just a few thousands more of this tips and I might end up as a Python pro.

[davidl]

These short video are very nice and usefull. Thank you very much

[iNuchalHead]

I ignore my IDE and almost never use @staticmethod. What am I missing out on?

[evanter]

What is the plug-in name that shows how many times a function is referenced?

[anon_y_mousse]

It's interesting that they're copying more and more of C++. I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing, but it's certainly interesting.

[AZ-ifmj]

Useful decorator for code organization, thank you.

[puneethku]

It's fine sir. please make videos on python with "Apache Airflow" for beginners

[wolfmyths]

Could you explain static class attributes? I'm unsure if they're actually called that, but it's when you create a variable in a class before __init__(). I feel like it's something that's never talked about and I don't know if it's considered good practice when making a singleton class. It has helped me when making a save manager in a application project with a very modular structure

[loverboykimi]

This is gold for Class approach! Appreciated!

[MindfreeLetsgo]

when your method has no dependence on any of your instance attributes, then the program will suggest you to make it staticmethod, that's the whole point about it. Even better if you can explain the difference bettween staticmethod and class method, where to use them respectively

[WMcLovin]

very well explained, for someone who comes from other languages. thx alot!

[kamurashev]

So the difference between static method and class method is the ability to reference class level attributes?

[_mrmark]

Все равно, так и не понял смысл этого. Для чего нужен @staticmetod? Без него нельзя создать метод в классе?