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Explanation
This Python code defines a class called V1alpha3DeviceAttribute
that represents a device attribute in Kubernetes. The code is auto-generated by OpenAPI Generator and is part of the Kubernetes client library for Python.
The class encapsulates attributes of a device as different value types:
- bool: A boolean value representing a true/false state.
- int: An integer value representing a numerical quantity.
- string: A string value representing textual data.
- version: A semantic version string, adhering to the semver.org spec 2.0.0.
Each attribute has its own getter and setter methods to access and modify the value. These methods are decorated with the @property
decorator, which allows them to be accessed like regular attributes.
Additionally, the class provides various methods:
to_dict()
: Converts the object to a dictionary representation.to_str()
: Converts the object to a string representation.__repr__()
: Returns a string representation of the object for printing.__eq__()
: Compares two objects for equality.__ne__()
: Compares two objects for inequality.
This class is intended to be used by developers working with the Kubernetes API for managing devices and their attributes.
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