You can rely on the .data attribute, which may facilitate the coding, or you can rely on super() and special methods. Here’s the code that relies on .data: Python # spelling_dict.py from collections import Use
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In this example, instead of using super() all the time to access methods and attributes in the parent class, you use the .data attribute directly. To some extent, using .data arguably simplifies your code compared to using super() and other advanced tools like special methods. Note that yo...
This technique will require advanced knowledge of Python’s data model and special methods.Subclassing UserString From collections The second tool that allows you to create custom string-like classes is the UserString class from the collections module. This class is a wrapper around the built-in ...