David Beazley on Nostr: npub1305uv…0k70l Python special methods are almost always directly associated with ...

npub1305uvc2zhvfrxr8ky2f8utmulyvk8uw5veech37smhzc2453s20s90k70l (npub1305…k70l) Python special methods are almost always directly associated with some explicit operation that is taking place. For example, `a + b` invokes `a.__add__(b)`. As far as I know, `del a` might be about the only exception to this rule. Sure, it might call `__del__()`, but it might not. That's freaking weird to people.