Quiz Time!
Can anyone tell me the difference between this @fastdotai code? How does it behave differently:
Can anyone tell me the difference between this @fastdotai code? How does it behave differently:
Answer: There isn't!
One is more "verbose" in my opinion (get_x and get_y), but neither lose any flexibility as you use it.
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One is more "verbose" in my opinion (get_x and get_y), but neither lose any flexibility as you use it.
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But what if I have three "blocks"? Don't I need to use `getters` for that?
Not necessarily. Since we can declare an `n_inp` (as seen below), we can simply load in our `get_x` or `get_y` with multiple functions to be utilized instead for those types:
Not necessarily. Since we can declare an `n_inp` (as seen below), we can simply load in our `get_x` or `get_y` with multiple functions to be utilized instead for those types:
So in conclusion:
Use what's most readable to you, and makes the most sense.
You can either use getters and have it all in one place, or be a bit more clear about what's x and what's y and use `get_x` and `get_y`.
The choice is yours!
Use what's most readable to you, and makes the most sense.
You can either use getters and have it all in one place, or be a bit more clear about what's x and what's y and use `get_x` and `get_y`.
The choice is yours!
How we read this here is:
The first `get_y` equation gets applied to BBoxBlock, and the second to BBoxLabelBlock
The first `get_y` equation gets applied to BBoxBlock, and the second to BBoxLabelBlock
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