PLEASE Use These 5 Python Decorators

In this tutorial, I'll be unveiling 5 essential Python decorators that every programmer should have in their toolkit. If you're wondering what decorators are and how they can supercharge your Python code, you're in the right place. Throughout this video, I'll dive deep into the world of decorators, explaining their fundamental principles and showcasing real-world examples of how they can streamline your code and make it more efficient.

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⏳ Timestamps ⏳
00:00 | What Is A Decorator?
05:30 | What You NEED To Know
06:14 | @property
10:34 | @staticmethod
12:10 | @classmethod
17:09 | @dataclass

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[kameroongod]

The more I learn the more I realize I know nothing lol. Keep up the content. Few channels that gets me listening to tutorial videos in my spare time just for fun lol.

[LolkeDijkstra]

Excellent stuff. What I particularly like about the @property is that if you start without and then refactor using @property, it doesn't break your code. You just need to prepend _ to the property and add the getter and setter.

[alimihakeem]

I love your content Tim. Keep it up. I have really learnt alot from you. I see as you as my role model

[neurooted]

Keep it up Tim! Very very high quality video.

[samukaze]

Tech With Tim I love your informative videos!

[JorgeEscobarMX]

This is an excellent video about decorators, I never created my own data classes with methods, but I do use the @dataclass decorator and never knew all what comes with it.

[jornjat]

Thank you very much! Truly enlightening!

[JamesPancoast]

This is a great explanation of what Decorators do

[Musaafir-lnfeet]

Nice can you also cover descriptors and Enums in detail they improve on dataclass.

[BobbyConquest]

15:41 how do you type/ make those lines in the comment? Super clean. Love all your videos Tim, you have a gift for teaching

[mattmarshall]

The functools cache speeding up the Fibonacci func is crazy. I know how it works but it's still crazy to see.

[DrDeuteron]

I like functool's total_ordering decorator.

[sanukyadav]

7.18 using '_' single underscore represents protected item not private, "__" this is private.

[sildistruttore]

is the dataclass decorator making impossible to use "global" variable inside a class how you showed using the classmethod decorator?

[grmrcy]

Loved the video, but with all due respect: there is an error in the Fibonacci code. For initial conditions it should be if n < 2, return 1 (not n, as it will return 0 for n=0, but fibonacci(0) should be 1)

[abdallahbabeker]

Thanks for the video ❤ what's the name of your theme in vs code

[GasterLab]

I wouldn't say that using @dataclass decorator benefits in python coding. Because code generated by using exec() not cached where dataclass is using this by default. So, because of that. If there are a lot of dataclasses python programm will load slower

[garfield-pro]

9:31 What would happen if we try to assign some value to c.diameter?

[davidmurphy]

Ok, we've got python decorators - but when are we getting python painters?

[balloney]

Tim is da python expert. I'm afraid of pythons.