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RafeKettler
Guide to Python's magic methods
> *New in version 3.6.* > abstractmethod `__fspath__()` > Return the file system path representation of the object. > > The method should only return a `str` or `bytes` object,...
This guide is a de-facto reference for all things that surrounded by double underscore, so it would be nice to see `__path__` there as well.
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In section "Copying": http://www.rafekettler.com/magicmethods.html#copying Says: > When you want to deep copy an individual attribute, call copy.deepcopy() on that attribute with memodict as the first argument. Official documentation for Python...
If the user instantiates multiple `Distance` objects, the descriptors will interfere with each other. There are two (and-a-half) ways to fix this: 1. Attach a [`weakref.WeakKeyDictionary`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/weakref.html#weakref.WeakKeyDictionary) to instances of `Meter`....
I rewrote the descriptor example and prose. The previous Meter/Foot example, as written, stored the state in the descriptor object rather than the instances of the Distance class. This means...
You opened a parentheses and didn't close it at the end of the __del__ paragraph, the one that reads "(...) (like always closing a connection when you're done with it....
