Decorators in Python: The Complete Guide

[@codewithjoshoffical]

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[@adityapatel6617]

Hey Josh! thnkxx for the video , it really provides value in a coders life , the best part of the video was the use cases/real world probs and the examples used were top notch 💙 from India

[@codewithjoshoffical]

I’m glad you’re getting value, thanks for being here! 😁

[@user-vy3ed4gu5l]

I really enjoyed this video, it helped me understand Python that i write for work better. It isn't trivial or overly bogged down with details, well done! : ) This is the second video I have watched from you and I think I am going to watch everything about python you have. Liked&Subbed

[@codewithjoshoffical]

This can be a tough topic at times. Glad I could help, thank you for being here! 😁

[@davidlu1003]

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[@codewithjoshoffical]

I’m glad you’re getting value 😁

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

Great video, Code with Josh. Eager to see your next upload from you. I hit the thumbs up icon on your content. Keep up the awesome work! Your practical examples of decorators were really enlightening. How do you recommend handling edge cases when using decorators in larger applications?

[@davidlu1003]

Happy New Year, bro.😁😁😁I learn from you.

[@codewithjoshoffical]

Happy new year to you too!

[@lucietee2296]

Nice video, one question. How can I create a decorator that takes arguments? Thanks. Strange that the audio is fine to me, not sure what was going on with other comments about low volume.

[@codewithjoshoffical]

I’m glad it’s working for you! Also this is why we can give *args and **kwargs, to allow for this. Check out the last decorator I have in the video, it should help 😁

[@wombaat211]

Thanks sir, can you explain more the differences between class-based and function-based decorators?

[@codewithjoshoffical]

Function-based ones are simpler and usually don’t maintain state, so they’re good for quick tasks Now class-based decorators can store information and handle more complex logic, making them more reusable and better at keeping state

[@999_zgaming]

Sir love you ❤

[@codewithjoshoffical]

Thanks for being here! 😁

[@TheAdventureOfLife]

Can these be chained together?

[@codewithjoshoffical]

Sure can! But be sure not to over do it, too much of anything isn’t good 😁

[@pradeeppardeep1943]

Sir, what is the need of creating virtual environment when doing projects. Why can't we do normally

[@A4O_TSL]

my english its not really good but i will try to explain, you can do it normally running all in your normal enviroment of your computer yeah...BUT, if you have a several number of projects who several that manage several library dependencies, there is the possibility that system inconsistencies will be found due to compatibilities and different versions where one project manages one version and another a more current one, or an older one.

[@codewithjoshoffical]

Creating a virtual environment means you don’t need to install all the packages on your local system. They take up too much space. Making a venv is better for this and you can make a requirements file so other devs know what they need to work with your code. venv’s are standard Python practice 😄

[@codewithjoshoffical]

@@A4O_TSL Your English is great! And good enough to help others, thanks for sharing 😊

[@pradeeppardeep1943]

@@A4O_TSL Thanks for your explanation..

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[@MD-Rocker]

Sir I am from india, Iam discuss with you about wires in python. How to creat

[@codewithjoshoffical]

It’s great to hear from you, if you're referring to wiring, that can mean different things. What would you like to know?

[@brucea9871]

Would you please increase the volume on your videos? I could barely make out what you were saying. I had to increase the volume to almost the maximum.

[@codewithjoshoffical]

Yes noted, will be doing this for you!

[@davidlu1003]

The sound is a little bit low, I suggest you turn up the sound next time.😁😁😁

[@codewithjoshoffical]

Alright, I’ll note that. Thanks

[@tejasj5485]

sucks... its all copied from other website..