Thanks for informing

very informative

I don't know what you're trying to build or what you mean by "pass in" so i can't tell if i understand stand the rest of it or not. I can't relate it to anything. If I'm trying to build a hammer I'd define hammer, metal, wood tgen hammer wood into metal so I'd need 'self' two or three times right? To definite, to hammer to make the hammer and then to use the new hammer to make something else. How would I use it in strings, dictionaries, int Boolean operators?

Thank you. I just got it💡

Excellent example and well demonstrated 🎉

Thanks

absolutely clear and well explained, thanks for the video 👍

Is that your home office, because that is a crazy set up!

So self is basically a pointer, right?

good video, I did all u mencioned but still got nodetool: Failed to connect to '127.0.0.1:7199' - ConnectException: 'Connection refused (Connection refused)', I even restarted cassandra, then checked and it is still up but when typed again nodetool status, same Failed to connect... I have my server on AWS ec2

You do not need to 'sudo' cqlsh

accurate, and succinct. Perfect!

THIS INSTANCE OF THE CLASS. Well Fucking Done

very clear thanks

Great starter video. FYI, YAML originally stood for Yet Another Markup Language. It changed to YAML Ain't Markup Language later.

I was just going through some notes from a while back and saw I had saved the link to this video - without doubt, a mini masterpiece on explaining the concept and use of "self"!

thanks dude :)

"Self means 'this istance of the class'" instantly made it made sense, thanks!

Pretty good explanation

The best explanationI heard so far, Thank you.

Super helpful!

self is just this instance of the class. well said

like your expression and accent

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Sir pls guide for major difference between __new__ and __init__ If __init__ is also a auto-constructor and initializer then why we use __new__ What is the benefit of using __new__ and what problem we face if we Do not use __new__

So it's the same as "this" in JS or Java, but in those other languages you don't have to pass it, it's already there.

Great explanation

well explained!

I'm glad finally I found a torchtext guide that is not outdated

I can't see anything

perfect explanation!!

Haaa. Finallyyy...

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but aint "this instance" the default behaviour?, aint it scoped in? i dont get it

Very good video and I learned a quick overview of Prometheus. Thank you!

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This was excellent. Really appreciate the intuitions you provide.

if self is "this instance of the class" , in your 'introduce' method, is self.name an instance of the introduce or __init__ since name is a variable of __init__.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. Jeez!

Is there a way to run it by typing just the folder name?

Don't you get banned by doing this? I think google doesn't want us to scrape it's results

can we get the code link for this video

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This is an amazing explanation. Thank you!!

This guy seems like such a Good kid

OMG!! Are you serious? ZER0 COMMENTS?? 🤯🤯🤯🤯 is it so mind-blowing everyone runs off to try it without saying "THANK YOU!!!"?? WELL....THANK YOU!! THAT...was #Pythonic #Genius in #Simplicity woooow!! Hours of searching for this simple answer!!