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Python Magic Methods and Dunder Methods: How Python Objects Really Work

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If you've been using Python for a while, you've probably seen methods like __init__() , __str__() , __len__() , and __eq__() . They may look a little unusual because of the double underscores. These are called magic methods or dunder methods . But the interesting part isn't the naming convention. T…

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    Python Magic Methods and Dunder Methods: How Python Objects Really Work

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