Ian Lewis • 10/3/2010

Dynamically Adding a Method to Classes or Class Instances in Python

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This technical article demonstrates how to dynamically add methods to Python class instances or entire classes using the types.MethodType module. It explains the difference between bound methods (for a single instance) and unbound methods (for all instances of a class), providing code examples to illustrate the concepts.

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