Python's Structural Pattern Matching

Python 3.10 introduced a new language construct called "structural pattern matching". If you are familiar with the "switch" statement found in some other programming languages, then this is Python's equivalent to that - but with more features!
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[@AlexanderDemin]

I just cannot forget your invaluable four parts python course where you were digging so deep, that your material simply blew out of the water all “similar” tutorials.

[@mo7amedshawky]

Great explanation as always

[@md.redwanhossain8822]

Hey Fred, I bought all your courses in udemy. Can you bring another course on threading, asynchronous programming, multiprocessing, and design pattern? It will be very helpful for us.

[@reneeliu1648]

+1!

[@takudzwamakusha5941]

+1!

[@karthikeyans3278]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@AlexanderDemin]

Great video. Could you carry on with another instalment on pattern matching and expand on “object-like ()” syntax and also using the dot (“.”) dereferencing syntax in the case to avoid matching by type?

[@sidds09]

thanks. when will you come up with a complete python rest API course on udemy?

[@mentefria98]

I did not even know that this thing existed in python

[@mathiaz943]

Hey Fred. Great content as always! May I suggest that you zoom into your screen a little more, while recording your session? On a small phone it’s almost impossible to read..

[@AlexanderDemin]

As strange it may sound, but actually pattern matching is THE LEAST understood new stuff added to python recently. We need to fix this “misunderstanding” :-)

[@nitinkapoor4752]

Oh NO…… NO ‘COBOL’ 😭😭😭
(Returning to coding and now picking up Python…. Professionally coded COBOL 25 years back🤣🤣…still the best thing COBOL/DB2/CICS ..along with TSQ/TDQ ..messaging system of the IBM mainframe )

[@mathbyteacademy]

Hehe, I remember COBOL from my first job... 😀

[@mathbyteacademy]

Thinking back even more, I think we used Tuxedo for message queues (was a Tandem mainframe). And NonstopSQL for the DB. Fun times!

[@sumovs]

Please have your code zoomed it. Its pretty hard to see on mobile phones 😢