What are __slots__ in Python? Optimize Your Code!

[@TheRetroEngine]

You, sir, are a mean-machine of knowledge and perseverance. Appreciated. Been watching for quite a few years now.

[@gxost_off]

Quite underrated channel tbh. So much useful things to learn.

[@pythoneatssquirrel]

if you will get a runtime error with if __name__ == '__main__': freeze_support() ... The "freeze_support()" line can be omitted if the program is not going to be frozen to produce an executable. the solution is to add under if __name__ == '__main__': everything that is after the for loop (including it)

[@PatrickSteil]

Great video. Do we know why the memory usage is lower?

[@jedpittman6739]

same question here

[@thomasgoodwin2648]

How does this affect subclassing? 🖖😎👍

[@AC1mDevo]

i wonder where did you learned or found this functionality ? any website or reference?

[@pingzhong-pl5sb]

i had seen it from fluent python

[@andiglazkov4915]

Thanks ☺️

[@WabuhWabuh]

bro you need to explain the function...whats the point of the video if your just giving variables...you could have just made a twitter post about it...-.- it would have been way more effective than this...

[@SiarheiAkhramenia]

No single word about internals. How does `__slots__` work? Why it isn't enabled by default? What are pros and cons of using `__slots__` over `__dict__`? Moreover, `__slots__` should be `tuple`, not `list`, as you're not going to change it and thus there's no need to confuse users of your class.

[@oguzhantopaloglu9442]

Its 2024, nobody cares about saving memory :P

[@OlegSenn]

Were you on the Cyberpunk dev team?

[@TamTam-i4q]

i program in micropython with micro-controllers. and i care a lot about memory ;)