Python 101 Screencast: Introspection

/ Books, Python, Python 3, Screencast / By Mike / March 16, 2017 / Python 101, Python 3

Python has some powerful features that allow you to introspect your code or the code of others. I created the following video tutorial to help you learn how that works.

This tutorial is from the Python 101 Screencast

Python 101: Introspection

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