How Underscore Changes the Accessibility of Data in Python - Access Modifiers - oop

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In this video, we will talk about how underscore changes the accessibility of the data. "Access modifier" is the term used to address this.
There are 3 types of access modifiers:
- Public Access Modifier
- Protected Access Modifier
- Private Access Modifier
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Can you talk about "@" deal in python class? Or in function? I still dont understand ut to this day

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Already published a video on decorators in Python. You can watch it here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnymhoV3gquXmpY Usually, when we want to decorate a function, we prefix '@' before the decorator function. For eg., @dataclass class Person: # body

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In what instance would one use _protected over public or __private? What is it protected from?

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One make Protected attribute to indicate that it should not be used outside the class. It is not mandatory though but it's a sole responsibility of a developer. Protected from being used outside the class but it is not enforced by python, so it's just a convention.