Dataclasses are basically regular objects w
ith a clean syntax for predefining attributes. There are a few ways to create one, and we'll explore each in this section.
The simplest way is to use a similar construct to that used for named tuples, as follows:
from dataclasses import make_dataclassStock = make_dataclass("Stock", "symbol", "current", "high", "low")stock = Stock("FB", 177.46, high=178.67, low=175.79)
Once instantiated, the stock object can be used like any regular class. You can access and update attributes and can even assign other arbitrary attributes to the object, as follows:
>>> stockStock(symbol='FB', current=177.46, high=178.67, low=175.79)>>> stock.current177.46>>> stock.current=178.25>>> stockStock(symbol='FB', ...
