Clever little example that shows how flexible Python’s dunder methods can be. It’s a neat reminder that even simple overrides can completely change built-in behaviour. Could this kind of trick be useful in real projects, or is it more of a teaching tool?
Always Five Trick → Class always returns 5 no matter what when you use len().
1 Comment
🔥 Join developers growing publicly
Share your knowledge, build in public, and grow your developer presence with a global community.
Please log in to comment on this post.
More Posts
- © 2026 Coder Legion
- Feedback / Bug
- Privacy
- About Us
- Contacts
- Premium Subscription
- Terms of Service
- Early Builders
chevron_left
More From pythonclcoding
Related Jobs
- Customer-Focused AI Consultant and Software EngineerAion · Full time · United Kingdom
- Software Engineer, Test & Infrastructure II (Bilingual Spanish)Vail Systems · Full time · Springfield, IL
- Sr Account Manager-Warehouse Automation (Northeast)Honeywell · Full time · Springfield, IL
Commenters (This Week)
Gift Balogun
2 comments
Jayson kibet
1 comment
alexvoste
1 comment
Contribute meaningful comments to climb the leaderboard and earn badges!