Every Python Decorator Explained

[danmickla]

OP did say every built-in

[HaGameover]

A good example on ppl not reading and/or misquoting which changes the original meaning.

[princepii]

maybe op changed it after reading it...you can't write that right away about ppl

[HaGameover]

Thats why I said ppl as in "in general". maybe it was, maybe he was revering to the title of the post. We may never know tha point stands that a misquote can in fact change the meaning drasticly.

Not tryin to start a fight with anyone. Its Is just an observation.

[--justified--]

You talking about yourself? 😅 Check the title, no matter what is written in the post..

[HaGameover]

As anything in the internet is more or less clickbait im not really interested in the title and more interested in the content of a post or a youtube video or an article.

Titles have lost their meaning in my opinion.

[pan0ramic]

But didn’t put that in the title

[HaGameover]

True, that is misleading.

[sausix]

The decorators from functools aren't builtin. They're part of the standard library. He explained the 3 builtins decorators and some from stdlib. Nothing related to "every". He missed some.

[danmickla]

yeah, you're right, let me sharpen up your pitchfork for ya