This lesson is from the Real Python video course by Christopher Bailey.
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Section 2 Review
00:00 Congratulations on finishing Section 2! By using the information that you learned in Section 1, you are ready to start using decorators. I showed you some simple decorators and how to apply them to your functions.
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Next up, you learned how to apply a little bit of syntactic sugar by using the at symbol (@) to decorate your functions as you define them, or even after you define them. After that, it was all about reusing decorators on multiple functions. Here, you saved your decorators in a module that could be imported and used at any time.
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And then you covered what you need to be aware of when you’re decorating functions that have arguments. And I discussed with you *args and **kwargs—positional arguments and keyword arguments. Next, now that you’ve passed information into a function, you covered how to return values from your decorated functions.
01:02 And last, you talked about introspection,
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and “Who are these functions, really?” and how to use functools. Great! Now you’re ready to look at a few real-world examples in Section 3.
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