Python 3.10 Pattern Matching in Action

[@joeeeee8738]

Great video! Excellent examples. What are you using to run these notebooks? Looks neat

[@BigPython]

It's regular Jupyter with Jupyter-themes ( github.com/dunovank/jupyter-themes ), I believe it's the "grade3" skin. It's as simple as "pip install jupyterthemes" and "!jt -t grade3". I have it in the last cell in the notebook: github.com/tkarabela/bigpython/blob/master/002--python-3-10-pattern-matching/structural-pattern-matching.ipynb

[@MahdeenSky]

oml I really need that switch case, the number of possibilities are limitless

[@piotrekgor18]

Match is actually much more powerful than switch

[@PeloCN]

Hey the production quality is really nice! I love finding quality small channels. Subbed!

[@vedantsharma6113]

Nicely explained, Subbed :D

[@jewpcabra666]

wonderful video! so so excited to have this feature in python. Its one of my absolute favorite features from programming in functional languages like haskell, elm, sml. Super powerful and useful!

[@BigPython]

Yeah, it looks very nice, esp. in combination with dataclasses :)

[@maxcurzi]

Great video structure, content, and editing. Please keep them coming :)

[@BigPython]

Thank you! :)

[@slanecek]

This reminds me of "when" statement from Kotlin. Neat.

[@BigPython]

Yeah, all the fancy languages seem to have something like that ^^

[@damzduro1]

Great video, I've subscribed and look forward to more python goodness in the future.

[@BigPython]

Thanks! I hope you'll find it useful :)

[@Formulka]

very nice explanation, thank you!

[@BigPython]

Thanks!

[@spooooooky]

Underrated channel!

[@BigPython]

Thanks for the kind words! Well, I've started it just a few days ago, let's see where it goes :)

[@MaxMustermann-on2gd]

What Frontend is this? Looks like a newer version of Notebook?

[@BigPython]

It's Jupyter Notebook with github.com/dunovank/jupyter-themes

[@MaxMustermann-on2gd]

@@BigPython looks great. thank you, will try this out.

[@Naton]

can it handle exceptions?

[@BigPython]

If you mean "try: ... except Exception as e: match e: ..." then I suppose it should, haven't tried it. The try/except statement already works kind of like pattern matching, I don't remember wanting more from it :)