Python Tutorials - Decorators Part 1 | Introduction | Functions | Example

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Divide by Zero simpler version: def decor_div(func): def inner(x,y): if y==0: return "number cannot be dived by zero,give proper input" else: return func(x,y) return inner def div(a,b): return a/b d=decor_div(div) print(d(8,0))

[@drsmahesan203]

Yes, but setting decorator is equivalent to redefining div as div = decor_div(div)

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[@entirebentirec3296]

This can be simpler as : def str_upper(func): str1=func() x= str1.upper() return x def print_str(): return "Good Morning" print(print_str()) d=str_upper(print_str) print(d)

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[@drsmahesan203]

@15:01+ Setting decorator is equivalent to having a statement that redefines the function to be decorated as, for example, print_str = str_upper(print_str) :-) Similarly @19:00+ div = div_decorator(div) instead of decorating with @div_decorator :-)

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Hi, This was a wonderful explanation on Decorators. i've a doubt at 18:30, why should we give as (return "give proper input), instead of return statement can we give print statement

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[@BS-eu9do]

I couldn't understand that why do we use inner function.. Because We can directly call the function which is to be decorated without using inner function... So, could you tell me the requirement of the inner function... 14:18

[@vidyasagarreddy3668]

You Can call and return upper string without defining another inner method , She is just showing example, because it is decorator will use concept of closure, Python Decorators make an extensive use of closures as well. Go through this link www.programiz.com/python-programming/closure Also when you use @function_name, it does not work without inner function defined

[@smenezes5359]

You don't need inner in this example - and her explanation for the inner at 20.23 is inaccurate imho. Closure is one reason [as pointed above] but I've found that you do need the inner function when you pass args and kwargs. The outer function will be given the name of the function being decorated and the inner wrapper will be passed the args. [ I'm new to this also, so feel free to challenge]

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Hey Amulya what about if I have multiple nested functions what should it work

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Hi, Amulya. Great explanation. in your second example i get this error (div() missing 2 required positional arguments: 'a' and 'b') if the denominator is not 0 , eg div(4, 2), please help on this.

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[@himabindugandikota4526]

when we write inner as a function i.e inner() we just need change in the undecorated function as print(str_upper) in the first example then what about the second example i.e def div(a,b)

[@sayanjitb]

def str_upper(func): def inner(): str1=func() return str1.upper() return inner() def print_str(): return "good morning" print(print_str()) str_upper(print_str) ---------------------------------------------- dear ma'am, can you please help me whether this code is right or wrong?

[@sayanjitb]

Dear ma'am, I also checked the following program also worked, here I have not used nested function nevertheless it works as expected. def str_upper(func): str1=func() return str1.upper() @str_upper def print_str(): return "good morning" print(print_str) output: GOOD MORNING

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[@tsa_vibes]

17:38, how did the function inner (x, y) was assign the value of div(a, b) , x=a, y=b.. ?

[@asurya]

15:00 Instead of writing inner function we can directly str1.upper() in str_upper function itself right? then why are we using inner function

[@amitunemelody5612]

yes you can do it and the output will also come the same.But this thing can't be called as a decorator. For decorator, the closure property must be satisfied which say's that, to use the closure, we must have a nested function. That's why their is an inner nested function

[@drsmahesan203]

Here the purpose is not making the string uppercase. It was taken as an example to explain decorator. A better, practically needed example could have been also added.

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what is the purpose of Nested function i.e (inner()) inside the decorator function?

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why can't outer itself return str1.upper()..why inner is needed ? can u please explain...

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if we want to modify a function later we can modify it later without using decorators also. Then why do we use decorators??

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Hello Madam, can you help me how to do this problem using decorators. I want to add three integers a,b,c and return their sum except if the numbers are between 21 to 29 i would like to count them as zero and return the sum of the other integers. how to do this?

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how are x,y related to a,b

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in first example you return the inner function first after that return strupdate,but in second example you return inner function in last.why?

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[@janakiyeluripati6368]

Hello Madam, can you help me how to do this problem using decorators. I want to add three integers a,b,c and return their sum except if the numbers are between 21 to 29 i would like to count them as zero and return the sum of the other integers. how to do this?