MASTER the Match Statement in Python | Python 3.10 Switch Case Complete Guide
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Learn how to use the new match case to really master pattern matching in Python.
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Really helpful. Great! match case is very helpful when matching messed values. wow.
First of all thank you for the comment! 🥰
Yes, the match statement is incredibly useful and powerful, that's why I created this guide that goes through all the various combinations and uses, so I'm glad it was helpful 🙏🏻 😍
Really useful video👍
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thank you so much your video was very helpfull and easy to understand
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you should explain the point in the beginning its hard to follow like why are you setting up two variables what is the match case purpose idk
The match statement is just a tool, it's just a different and more powerful way of writing an if-elif-else statement as I said in the beginning. I can't tell you when to use it because you can always use it or never, as I say in the video you can use the match statement or the if-elif-else statement interchangeably, it just depends on what you like to do. Once you know what the match statement does and how it works, you can decide whether to use it or not in your own projects, it's not necessary but can make your life easier in certain situations. In this video (czcams.com/video/hnmqxC6fxQA/video.html) for example I used it to make command line commands.
The two variables are used in the examples, they are necessary to show you how to use the match statement, in fact, as you can see a few seconds later, one is used as the expression of the match statement and the other one is used in the guard.
I want to match a list with two persons who have the same name, but this code isn't working:
case [Person(name as n), Person(name = n)]:
Is this not possible?
Hello 😊
Let's say you want to match a list where you have two Person objects with the same name "John", you'd do something like this:
case [Person(name="John"), Person(name="John")]:
I have a Python script and there is an error in it. Can you help me correct the error?❤❤ plz
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match statements makes no sense until you need to parse a python ast lol
True, they are actually pretty useful anyway because they make things cleaner instead of using if/elif/else.