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today's video is a little bit different, I usually don't do opinion pieces but I get asked about this enough that I thought I'd throw it into ... today I follow up to the video about Protocol and show for doing some light structural type checking at ... I often hear the assertion that python from imports are faster because they don't need to import the whole module ( today I talk about currying, show an example with pure python and then introduce `functools.partial` as the easier way to do this! today I talk about namespace packages, what PEP 420 is, and why I don't use namespace packages playlist: ... today I talk about exception handling in python, how to handle multiple types, how to handle variables types, and the difference ...

today I talk about the concept of immutability and all the things that are immutable in python. I also talk about how to enforce ... today I talk about the difference between object and Any when typing things! - intro to typing / mypy: ... today I talk about why mypy doesn't need an annotation for the first argument! - introduction to typing / mypy: ... today I talk about the approach I take to gradual typing in python -- I don't bother with tests (and why)! - intro to typing / mypy: ... today I go over the brand-new and controversial `match` statement in python! - compiling python from source: ...

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NotImplemented vs NotImplementedError (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #251

NotImplemented vs NotImplementedError (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #251

today I go over the easily confusable

python typing: NotImplemented is a bool? (intermediate) anthony explains #276

python typing: NotImplemented is a bool? (intermediate) anthony explains #276

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`else` is good, actually (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #313

`else` is good, actually (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #313

today's video is a little bit different, I usually don't do opinion pieces but I get asked about this enough that I thought I'd throw it into ...

typing: Protocol + @runtime_checkable (intermediate) anthony explains #187

typing: Protocol + @runtime_checkable (intermediate) anthony explains #187

today I follow up to the video about Protocol and show @runtime_checkable for doing some light structural type checking at ...

from imports aren't faster! (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #398

from imports aren't faster! (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #398

I often hear the assertion that python from imports are faster because they don't need to import the whole module (

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python: functools.partial (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #254

python: functools.partial (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #254

today I talk about currying, show an example with pure python and then introduce `functools.partial` as the easier way to do this!

I don't need `__init__.py`? PEP 420 and namespace packages (intermediate) anthony explains #420

I don't need `__init__.py`? PEP 420 and namespace packages (intermediate) anthony explains #420

today I talk about namespace packages, what PEP 420 is, and why I don't use namespace packages playlist: ...

python: exception catching and isinstance gotcha (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #247

python: exception catching and isinstance gotcha (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #247

today I talk about exception handling in python, how to handle multiple types, how to handle variables types, and the difference ...

what is immutability?  (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #412

what is immutability? (beginner - intermediate) anthony explains #412

today I talk about the concept of immutability and all the things that are immutable in python. I also talk about how to enforce ...

python typing: object vs Any (intermediate) anthony explains #275

python typing: object vs Any (intermediate) anthony explains #275

today I talk about the difference between object and Any when typing things! - intro to typing / mypy: ...

python typing: why not self? (intermediate) anthony explains #076

python typing: why not self? (intermediate) anthony explains #076

today I talk about why mypy doesn't need an annotation for the first argument! - introduction to typing / mypy: ...

opinion: don't bother typing tests (intermediate) anthony explains #347

opinion: don't bother typing tests (intermediate) anthony explains #347

today I talk about the approach I take to gradual typing in python -- I don't bother with tests (and why)! - intro to typing / mypy: ...

python match statement (PEP 634) (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #250

python match statement (PEP 634) (intermediate - advanced) anthony explains #250

today I go over the brand-new and controversial `match` statement in python! - compiling python from source: ...