[Tutor] self.name is calling the __set__ method of another class

[Arup Rakshit]

On 30/04/19 6:34 AM, David L Neil wrote:
> As Steven explained, this is a complex environment where only those 
> with a good understanding of the meta abstractions would even want to 
> play (IMHO). Perhaps you would be better served by actually writing 
> some Python applications, and with such experience under-your-belt, 
> adding these 'advanced knowledge' ideas at some later time, if/when 
> needed?)

Thanks David for suggesting this. I am going to do that, writing an web 
application using Python Flask. It feels more easier than battling with 
such frustrated abstractions. :) I don't know why python exposed so many 
things, and getter/setter goes wild in that respect. It was not that 
hard in the other languages(Ruby, JS). I think Python object model and 
how python interpreter executes code is the foundation. I'll try to hunt 
that slowly, because that's where I think I hit the wall everytime. 
Python doesn't work the way I am thinking it, and I am far behind of this.


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Thanks,

Arup Rakshit