Python Metaclasses: Everything is an Object

n Python, everything is an object, even the classes that create objects. You used a class to instantiate an object instance, but classes themselves are also instantiated behind the scenes. This mechanism is available to you as a programmer through the concept of metaclasses.
This is an advanced topic and this video is geared toward an intermediate Python or beyond.
This is a portion of the complete course, which you can find here:
realpython.com...
The rest of the course covers:
- Real-world Metaclasses
- Metaclass Usage within the Python Standard Library
- Additional resources to continue your learning

[@ahmedrateb5867]

Brilliant ❤

[@VaibhavSharma-zj4gk]

Very easy explaination 😍

[@drz1]

Very concise and exactly what I needed. THANK YOU!

[@RupeshBhandari-977]

Great ❤😊

[@rishiraj2548]

Thank you

[@sihonglai9059]

great

[@tbazadaykin]

(12:26) If we talk about hierarchy in terms of “ancestor”/“descendant”, then at the top there will be an `object`. Therefore, the class `Apple` will be a descendant of the class `Fruit`, which will be a descendant of the class `object`, and all 3 will be instances of class `type`. Moreover - `type` is a descendant of `object` and both are an instance of `type`. `object` has no ancestors. The ancestor for the class is indicated in the attribute `__base__`.

[@serychristianrenaud]

Thank

[@pancernymisiek]

where is the 2nd video with real world examples?

[@petersshabbygarage396]

Paywalled ;(

[@blacky7801]

but what is the type of classobj 🤔?