Python Decorators
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Decorators are a way to change, enhance or alter in any way how a function works.
Decorators are defined with the @
symbol followed by the decorator name, just before the function definition.
Example:
@logtime
def hello():
print('hello!')
This hello
function has the logtime
decorator assigned.
Whenever we call hello()
, the decorator is going to be called.
A decorator is a function that takes a function as a parameter, wraps the function in an inner function that performs the job it has to do, and returns that inner function. In other words:
def logtime(func):
def wrapper():
# do something before
val = func()
# do something after
return val
return wrapper
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