Why dataclasses in Python are awesome!

Learn why dataclasses in Python are awesome and how to use them.

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[seventeeen]

A rare example of genuinely good advice from this guy

[mapledrop]

Haha thank you, I see these at work but never got around to fully understanding them

[dakoderii]

On large screens, YT places the mute button under the like button so you can never press it and hear the video. All you can do is repeatedly like/dislike. Good job Google!

[GauravRajput-ydlg]

man!!! you're awesome. Love your shorts.

[ibnuilhaam]

love shorts like this <3 thanks for the advice bro

[manojm]

This is a wonderful feature . I have recently used it too.

[GunZFoX]

Arjan Codes uses them a lot. Since I learned from them and their tricks it's true that the code is much more simpler and easier to read.

[Darkev]

Can you add custom methods to them like you normally would?

[romyromy]

That's why c++ and kotlin are awesome

[prasoondhapola]

🤯Brilliant. As a python noob this was mind-blowing for me. More shorts like this please 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[TetyLike]

time to shove this into my next .py file in school

[TomGrubbe]

So are these basically like a struct in C/C++?

[Marcus_Sherman]

You know, the best way I found to learn python was to just do it. Pick a project or topic that interests you and learn as you go. Learning the theory is great and all but you can read every book and still struggle to put it into practice. Don’t fall for the crash courses or the expensive books. Learn by doing, it’s the best education you can get.

Good luck my fellow nerds!

[tommysmith]

So are there any situations where you wouldn't want to use a data class?

[hawks]

How is the dataclass decorator implemented?

[khaledalshammari]

Can you use them instead in all situations?

[ziokam]

This is awesome atleast coming from c sharp the data class decorator is easier to grasp

[wayofmuhammad]

Please make dsa full course in python please🙏

[sparsh]

Why would need to compare object if they are equal

[johnstarfire]

Thanks I knew it but often forget to use it