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How can the python create nested objects?
name = 'name' print(name) name name.age = 'age' print(name.age) age name.age.other = 'other' print(name.age.other) other
Is it even possible in python ? Thank you
Sure, you just need to wrap the value in your own class. You can't modify str itself.
str
class X(str): pass name = X('name') name.age = X('age') name.age.other = 'other'
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