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python: what is weakref? (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #366

python: what is weakref? (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #366

today I talk about reference counting and the `

refcount ONE BILLION? (immortal objects, PEP 683) (advanced) anthony explains #498

refcount ONE BILLION? (immortal objects, PEP 683) (advanced) anthony explains #498

a continuation to our "maybe CoW can actually work in

python: what is __slots__ and __dict__ (intermediate) anthony explains #122

python: what is __slots__ and __dict__ (intermediate) anthony explains #122

today I talk about __slots__ and __dict__ and how they relate to objects! playlist: ...

repr(...) doesn't work the way you expect (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #421

repr(...) doesn't work the way you expect (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #421

today I show a little quirk of `repr` and how it doesn't quite act like `__repr__`! - what is repr? https://youtu.be/ei1q7m3zLfU playlist: ...

python typing: explicit TypeAlias (PEP 613) (intermediate) anthony explains #365

python typing: explicit TypeAlias (PEP 613) (intermediate) anthony explains #365

today I talk about explicit type aliases in

python descriptors! (advanced) anthony explains #519

python descriptors! (advanced) anthony explains #519

today I to into detail about data descriptors, non-data descriptors, what the point of them is, as well as a quick example! playlist: ...

what is a .so / .dll / shared object? (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #399

what is a .so / .dll / shared object? (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #399

today I introduce the concept of "shared objects" -- show you how to build against them, how they work, how to inspect them, and ...

python packaging: src layout (intermediate) anthony explains #048

python packaging: src layout (intermediate) anthony explains #048

today I

Python - Weakref

Python - Weakref

Let's learn about garbage collection in

recursively import python modules (intermediate) anthony explains #372

recursively import python modules (intermediate) anthony explains #372

today I show how to recursively import all modules in a directory and also show a few use cases I have for this! - the `__import__` ...

what is immutability?  (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #412

what is immutability? (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #412

today I talk about the concept of immutability and all the things that are immutable in

python variadic generics (PEP 646) (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #433

python variadic generics (PEP 646) (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #433

today we go over the brand new variadic generics and how they change the type system (finally type-able `*args`!) - generics: ...

the `find` command (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #277

the `find` command (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #277

today I talk about the find command (the linux one, not the windows one) and a few useful ways to use this mini-language! - xargs: ...

double underscored names are NOT "more private" (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #423

double underscored names are NOT "more private" (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #423

I see this mistake all the time! so I

quick debugging tool: python -i (beginner) anthony explains #369

quick debugging tool: python -i (beginner) anthony explains #369

today I talk about a quick debugging technique for

pip: requirements vs. constraints (intermediate) anthony explains #367

pip: requirements vs. constraints (intermediate) anthony explains #367

today we talk about requirements and constraints in pip, the differences between the two, and some cases you might use ...

making python releases less painful with abi3 (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #135

making python releases less painful with abi3 (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #135

continuing the discussion on C extensions, I talk about abi3 and how it can make binary

Intermediate Python - Object Oriented Programming

Intermediate Python - Object Oriented Programming

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python Generics (intermediate) anthony explains #430

python Generics (intermediate) anthony explains #430

today we introduce another typing / mypy concept: generics! I show a few examples of how to write generic functions and generic ...