Lecture

Dataclasses: Modeling and Classes

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of dataclasses in Python, focusing on modeling complex structures by defining custom types of variables. It includes examples such as modeling the '100 prisoners' problem and introduces the principles of defining classes, creating objects, and defining methods. The instructor, Patrick Wang, demonstrates how to define classes, instantiate objects, and use decorators to indicate dataclasses.

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