A property is a method function that appears (syntactically) to be a simple attribute. We can get, set, and delete property values with syntax identical to the syntax for attribute values. There's an important distinction, though. A property is actually a method and can process, rather than simply preserve, a reference to another object.
Besides the level of sophistication, one other difference between properties and attributes is that we can't attach new properties to an existing object easily, but we can add dynamic attributes to an object very easily. A property is not identical to a simple attribute in this one respect.
There are two ways to create properties. We can use the @property decorator, or we can use the property() function. The differences are purely syntactic. We'll focus on the decorator.
We'll now take a look at two basic...
