anil maran wrote:
> hi guys
>
> are metaclasses like templates in C++
No. Templates are a way to make generic functions that will work with a
variety of types of data. Because Python is dynamically typed, all
functions are generic in this sense and templates are not needed.
See http://en.wikipe
> are metaclasses like templates in C++
> thanks for your explanations
No, there is no direct concept of metaclasses in C++.
You need to ook to languages like Lisp and Smaltalk for those.
The nearest you get to meta-classes in C++ is static members
and methods. But they don't allow you to alter
hi guysare metaclasses like templates in C++thanks for your explanations
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