Python Tutorials - Property Decorators Part 1

In this Python programming video tutorial we will learn about the property decorator in detail.
Property decorator is a built in decorator which allow us to use class method as attributes. The main purpose of any decorator is to change your class methods or attributes in such a way so that the user of your class no need to make any change in their code. property decorator serve this purpose.
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I saw so many videos on this, Everybody using the same things to explain, Thank you so much for this explanation, I saw part 2 as well, now concept clear.

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I am a leaner from China.This "property" has confused me for a long time.Thank you for making it so clear. It helps me so much.

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Great explanation!

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[@deneenb9152]

Thank you Amul! I'm starting to get an understanding of @property. Keep getting "RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded" with my Class. What would be the reason?
class Country():
def __init__(self, name, capital):
self.name = name
self.capital = capital
return
@property
def location(self):
return self.location
@location.setter
def location(self, location):
self.location = location
print(self.location)
TT= Country('Trinidad and Tobago', 'Port of Spain')
TT.location = 'West Indies'
print(TT.name)
print(TT.capital)
print(TT.location)

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class Country():
def __init__(self, name, capital):
self.name = name
self.capital = capital
@property
def location(self):
return self.__location
@location.setter
def location(self, location):
self.__location = location
print("setting value:",self.__location)
TT= Country('Trinidad and Tobago', 'Port of Spain')
TT.location = 'West Indies'
print(TT.name)
print(TT.capital)
print(TT.location)

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this because you have used the same values for property and attribute

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[@CantControl]

In my code o/p change without using @property. Why?
I use pycharm editor with python 3.47

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Thank you for nice video. Here if I do not write "self.name=sent[0] & self.grade=sent[-1]" the output will same. So why I use these two lines. Please explain to me.

[@AmulsAcademy]

When i split a string using split() it split string into list.
Here we know in the message first value or word is student name and last word is grade.
To access that we are using indexing.
sent[0] will give you name. [first element of list]
sent[-1] will give you grade.[last element of list]
:)

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Hi ji,
What is the diff attribute vs member vs constructor?
If u make already any on the above pls share the link. Or else give short definition.
Thanks.

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i didnt get how changing msg from attribute to method overcame the problem
can someone explain

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Great
Thank you Amulya.
what if msg grammatically incorrect , eg. stud1.msg = " Ali A got grade" lol , need more example

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ma'am , why don't you just make ======== stud1 = student('amulya', 'b') ========= instead of a setter .

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The words are big so we ain't seeing well

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stop saying metad metad its method

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