A Deep Dive into Python's Dataclasses (Part 2)

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[@ahmetanbar6346]

Hello, It was really good explained and detailed video series. I have learned a lot of details. Thank you very much. I have three questions: 1- defining default list: when defining default list as just = [] in a dataclass, it creates some problems, it shares the same memory with all instances as you mentioned in the section init factories. but it we define default list as just = [] in pydantic BaseModel, it won't cause such problems. should pydantic change this convention? what do you think about this? because it causes some inconsistency. 2- pydantic provides us validation features. dataclass usage is okay but we still need some validations, and it is done by pydantic. it uses the same convention as dataclass. should we merge and use dataclass and BaseModel of pydantic together? what should we do in that case? 3- if we have such a dataclass decorated class, should we keep this class as Data Class which only keep data for us? or it is okay to add our own class calculation, logic methods etc. in that class? for example: we will have two classe: CalculationData and Calculation. Calculation will inherit from CalculationData. I am asking it because the "data" term makes me confuse.

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