Let's say I want to store some information about a conference schedule with a presentation time and a pause time. I can do this in a NamedTuple.
from typing import NamedTuple
class BlockTime(NamedTuple):
t_present: float
t_pause: float
However, if I also want to store how much each block would take such that t_each = t_pause + t_present, I can't just add it as an attribute:
class BlockTime(NamedTuple):
t_present: float
t_pause: float
# this causes an error
t_each = t_present + t_pause
What is the correct way to do this in Python? If I make an __init__(self) method and store it as an instance variable there, but it would then be mutable.
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