what is `Symbol` in js (intermediate) anthony explains  

Some js - ahh, refreshing! Especially the === part.

For those of us that are more familiar with Python (which based on the topics of your channel I assume is most of us), it sounds like they mostly service the same function as Python's dunder method? There are two big differences I see. It seems like JavaScript needed a separate sort of namespace instead of just using unlikely to be used names because JavaScript objects are used like objects and like dictionaries, so you wouldn't want your specially named member to be iterated like a normal key (I assume that iteration skips symbols). The other difference that is nice is that because symbols are singletons, users can create their own without conflicting with future built-in symbols even if they share the same "name", whereas if I declared my own dunder method in Python, I could be in trouble if someone else uses the same name in the future.

So a global object for creating and storing unique objects which we want to distinguish from one another and which we want to be unique and immutable

Anthony, can you please make a video on how a programming language is made? actually I am trying to understand that how language is made but having some doubts. so please make a video. Thanks in advance

Can you make a video about pickle and serialization in python? Would love to see it

Thank you for video. Also thank you for your English

`Symbol.bind`: Symbol is a monad?? 😮

Basically a JS version of Python's __iter__ 🤔

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