IamTeen:

Decorators are not necessarily limited to those, in fact what you mentioned were in-built ones.
A Pythonista is most likely going to decorate other functions with a user defined decorator. Though Decorators are hard to understand but any Python programmer without in-depth knowledge of Decorators is probably playing with Turtle �.

I can't overemphasize their prowess.

Yes I know. This is what I will cover here and you can also contribute as well.

Decorators allows programmers to modify the behavior of function or class.
I know of @staticmethod, @classicmethod, and @property
I will send you examples as screen shots.

We got you covered here what part of python do you want to learn??

So this is how to access it with this example..

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Why Do Programmers Love Coffee?



I’m a Python programmer and I love drinking coffee (and sometimes tea). One of my friends asked me the other day “Why do you programmers fetishize drinking coffee?”.

I think that’s a great question worth writing about. I believe the biggest reason is that coffee is a symbol of concentration. And coders need to concentrate to get any meaningful work done.

A Productivity Trigger For Coders

Having a cup of coffee by your side when you dive into some complicated code is part of a habit. It’s almost like a trigger for me when I’m pondering a complicated problem: As soon as I sit down with a cup of coffee in my hand I know the ideas will start flowing.

It’s also a signal to my coworkers and the people around me that says “Leave me alone, I need to get stuff done now.” It’s definitely a ritual for the other developers I spoke with.

Caffeine Makes You Smarter

There’s research proving that caffeine has cognitive benefits or “makes you smarter”. You fell drowsy when adenosine binds with the adenosine receptors in your brain. When you have coffee, the caffeine in it comes in and the receptor binds with it instead of the adenosine produced by your body.

That gives you more energy and a stronger ability to focus. That way caffeine is a drug that makes you better at executing your ideas. It’s like a tool that helps software developers get into the zone, to hunker down and get stuff done.

For me personally a big reason for drinking coffee is that it seems to wake up my brain in the morning. Maybe I’m just addicted to caffeine at this point but it feels amazing to get my brain into gear and ready for work with a strong cup of Joe in the morning.

Open your terminal or cmd and type 'pip install pyttsx3' then type this code below:

import pyttsx3 as bokkos
engine = bokkos.init()
engine. say('Hello World')
engine.runAndWait()


Note: You must have internet connection to install it using pip install......

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Ask any question in python so we can learn together....