Best tutorial I have seen on this subject. The example classes were much easier to follow and therefor understand without 'abstract' examples such as foo / bar - thank you!
Thanks for this video, it's very helpful! One question, however. Using the example at 19:00, what is the correct way to accept a parameter on line 7? We may need to accept "South" or "North" as parameters of SpainFactory constructor to make sure language changes from "Spanish" or "Catalan" respectively. Is there a better pattern for this or do we simply make custom constructors in SpainFactory?
Hello and thank you for the video, would it had been possible to pass the country name as argument with the argparse library and after that execute the client code with country value as an argument : python3 main.py -- england ?
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Best tutorial I have seen on this subject. The example classes were much easier to follow and therefor understand without 'abstract' examples such as foo / bar - thank you!
Thank you for the awesome feedback. I strive to simplify complexity.
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Thanks for this video, it's very helpful! One question, however. Using the example at 19:00, what is the correct way to accept a parameter on line 7? We may need to accept "South" or "North" as parameters of SpainFactory constructor to make sure language changes from "Spanish" or "Catalan" respectively. Is there a better pattern for this or do we simply make custom constructors in SpainFactory?
Hello and thank you for the video, would it had been possible to pass the country name as argument with the argparse library and after that execute the client code with country value as an argument : python3 main.py -- england ?
Hi @Yassou1985, that is indeed possible.