Python actually DOES have private attributes (sort of)

Published: 02 January 2024
on channel: Carberra

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This definitely has to be one of the weirder parts of Python.

0:00 - Intro
0:50 - What are these "private attributes" (and methods)?
4:02 - Throw people off a little more by overloading _dir_
6:10 - Are they statically type-safe?
6:38 - Preventing name collisions
8:19 - How you should define "private" attributes
8:30 - Using properties as getters and setters
9:49 - Outro

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