Python's most DISLIKED __dunder__ (and what to use instead)
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What is the most universally despised _dunder_ method in Python? It's __del__! From it's non-obvious relationship with del, to it's exception-ignoring behavior, to the uncertainty of whether the interpreter will call it 0 or multiple times, it's a real mess!
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