🌱 Junior Track 20 of 20
20. Context Managers
Guarantee deterministic setup and resource cleanup: master the `with` statement, `__enter__` and `__exit__` dunder methods, class-based context managers, and `contextlib.contextmanager`.
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🌱 Junior Track 20 Master Reference
20. Context Manager Protocol & Standard Library Utilities
📊 Context Manager Protocol Features
| Feature / Method | Type | Behavior & Description |
|---|---|---|
| __enter__(self) | Dunder Method | Initializes resource; value returned is bound to `as var`. |
| __exit__(self, ...) | Dunder Method | Guaranteed cleanup; return True to suppress exceptions. |
| @contextmanager | Decorator | Converts generator function (`yield`) into a context manager. |
| contextlib.suppress | Utility | Suppresses specified exception types safely within block. |