There are many gotchas to Python dunder methods. An example is there is a bunch of functions that can be called when you do something like 's.d' where s is an o

There are many gotchas to Python dunder methods. An example is there is a bunch of functions that can be called when you do something like 's.d' where s is an object. Does it call "getattr" on the object, getattr on the class or get a property, or execute a descriptor? It is very hard to tell unless you're an expert