this code is in the django.utils.functional.py
class __proxy__(Promise):
thanks
this code is in the django.utils.functional.py class __proxy__(Promise): thanks
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this code is in the django.utils.functional.py
class __proxy__(Promise):
thanks
“Magic names”, ones that start and end with double underscores, are reserved for the language in Python (but the compiler does not enforce that rule at present); Django is violating that rule, or setting itself up as “being the language” — not a terrible sin, but an unpleasant practice.