Python - Object-Oriented Programming - Making Your Objects Callable

The video tutorial introduces magic methods in Python, focusing on making objects callable using the dunder call method. It starts with modeling a linear equation using a function, then progresses to creating a class for the linear model to simplify parameter handling. Finally, it demonstrates how to make the class object callable, allowing direct input handling without a separate method call.

What was the feedback from the team manager regarding the initial implementation of the linear model?

How does the __call__ method work in a Python class, and why is it important for making an object callable?

In what way did the final implementation of the linear model improve usability for other developers?