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Consider the following example: class A: @property def x(self): return 5 So, of course calling the a = A(); a.x will return 5 But imagine that you want to be able to modify the property x. This way, for example: class A: @property def x(self, neg = False): return 5 if not neg else -5 And call it with a = A(); a.x(neg=True) That will raise a TypeError: 'int' object is not callable , that is quite normal, since our x is evaluated as 5 . So, I would like to know how one can pass more then one argument to the property getter, if it is possible at all.
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