Sapphire_Brick
Reputation: 1682
Is it possible to overload the set() function?
I know that most python built-in functions cannot be overloaded, and some like int(), float(), and bool() can; is it possible with set()?. There is already an unrelated __set__ method used for setting properties, but if int() can be overloaded, can set()?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 62
Answers (1)
John Kugelman
Reputation: 362187
No, there is no magic __method__ that lets you override set().
Upvotes: 1
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