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().
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