Idiomatic Python: Custom Sorts and Leveraging Sort Stability

In this video we look at how we can leverage Python's `sorted()` function to use custom sort keys, as well as how to leverage the sort stability for multi-step sorts. We look at the `attrgetter` and `itemgetter` functions in the `operator` module which can come in handy in this context, and look at timings of the various approaches.
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Thanks a lot for this! I love your videos; best content of python out there. I was wondering if you have any plans to do a youtube/udemy series on asyncio? It would be a lot of help if you could!

[@mathbyteacademy]

Thanks, glad you like the videos!
I am trying to plan an asyncio course, but I haven't been able to block enough time to dedicate to it (usually takes me a solid 6-9 months to create a course) - hence why I have been doing these RUclips videos where it is easier to find a couple hours here and there to create single videos.