Avoid Deep Class Inheritance Trees

In this short, I’ll explore the dangers of deep class inheritance trees and explain why you should avoid them in your code.

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[ArjanCodes]

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[joserobles]

It would be great if you showed us how nowadays open source projects use these patterns. For example I use to program on Odoo a lot and I have always been wondering how to unwrap that design pattern that they use.
Your content is very useful, keep it up!

[bronga]

You Are great been watchjng your content all the time when i started programing now i make convolutional networks with tens of layers, just shows how your educational videos can be generalized l.
Thank you i am forever greatfull

[kyryllvlasiuk]

Decorator is the pattern for composition over inheritance. Maybe Python is different. In c#, you can implement a decorator without inheritance at all.

[TheCALMInstitute]

While in theory I agree with your statement that stock photography could disappear as a field, one has to wonder what a long term plan could be for that. The current models depend on a large, pre-existing body of contemporary photos to train on. This library will age out of style…and then what? What replaces that if there is no net new material entering the system?
You see similar phenomena all over the place already, it often feels as if our culture is stuck in a loop from 2012 due to recommendation systems that just repeat themselves.