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@@ -2,20 +2,20 @@
 > * 原文作者：[Yong Cui, Ph.D.](https://medium.com/@yong.cui01)
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-> * 译者：
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+> * 译者：[JalanJiang](http://jalan.space/)
+> * 校对者：[jiapengwen](https://github.com/jiapengwen)，[chzh9311](https://github.com/chzh9311)
 
-# 6 Things to Know to Get Started With Python Data Classes
+# 上手 Python 数据类前需要知道的 6 件事
 
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-Data are the most essential element in any programming project. All programs are destined to have certain interactions with data. For instance, if your project is a website, you have to present data (e.g., texts and images) in a user-friendly manner. If your project uses machine learning to predict financial trends, you have to prepare data that can be learned by your models.
+在任何程序项目中，数据都是最重要的元素。所有的程序都必然会与数据进行某些互动。例如，你的项目是一个 Web 站点，你就需要以一个用户友好的方式展现数据（文本或图片）。如果你的项目使用机器学习来预测经济趋势，你就需要用模型可以学习的方式来准备数据。
 
-As a general-purpose programming language, Python has evolved to have a versatile battery of tools to support the management of data in your projects. Among these tools, data classes are a useful yet easy-to-grasp technique. In this article, I’d like to introduce you to the data class model with the key highlights that allow you to get started with this data management tool.
+作为一个多用途的编程语言，Python 已发展出多种工具，以便于支持你项目中的数据管理。在这些工具中，数据类是一种有用且易于掌握的技术。在这篇文章中，我想向你介绍数据类模型，并突出重点，让你能够上手这一数据管理工具。
 
-## 1. Define a Data Class
+## 1. 定义一个数据类
 
-Data-class-related functionalities are defined in the `dataclasses` module, which is part of the standard Python library. The most important element of this module is the `dataclass` decorator. The following code shows you how we use the `dataclass` decorator for our custom class that we define to manage bills in a restaurant.
+Python 的标准库 `dataclasses` 模块定义了数据与类关联的功能。这个模块最重要的元素是 `dataclass` 装饰器。下面的代码向你展示了如何使用 `dataclass` 装饰器来定义一个用于管理餐厅账单的自定义类。
 
 ```Python
 from dataclasses import dataclass
@@ -29,9 +29,9 @@ class Bill:
     tip_amount: float = 0.0
 ```
 
-Specifically, we use the `dataclass` decorator to decorate the custom class that we’re defining. In the defined class, we specify the attributes (termed fields for data classes) that belong to the class.
+具体而言，我们使用 `dataclass` 装饰器装饰了自定义类。在被定义的类中，我们指定了类的属性（数据类的术语）。
 
-You may ask why we bother using the `dataclass` decorator. It’s because this decorator can help us get rid of some boilerplates, such as `__init__` and `__repr__`. In other words, using this decorator for our custom class, we don’t need to implement these functions — instead, the decorator will take care of that for us, as shown below.
+你可能会问，为什么我们要如此麻烦地使用 `dataclass` 装饰器？这是因为 `dataclass` 装饰器可以帮助我们摆脱一些样板代码，例如 `__init__` 和 `__repr__`。换句话说，在我们的自定义类上使用该装饰器，我们就不再需要实现这些函数 —— 取而代之的是，装饰器会帮助我们实现它们，就像下面这样。
 
 ```Python
 >>> bill0 = Bill(table_number=5, meal_amount=50.5, served_by="John", tip_amount=7.5)
@@ -39,22 +39,22 @@ You may ask why we bother using the `dataclass` decorator. It’s because this d
 Today's first bill: Bill(table_number=5, meal_amount=50.5, served_by='John', tip_amount=7.5)
 ```
 
-As shown above, without explicitly defining the initialization and representation methods, both are idiomatically implemented. Isn’t it cool?
+就像上面展示的那样，无需明确定义构造与展示方法，两种方法都按惯例被实现了。是不是很酷？
 
-## 2. Type Annotations and Default Field Values
+## 2. 类型注释与默认字段值
 
-In the data class shown above, its fields all have type annotations to clearly indicate their types. After all, data classes are developed to mostly handle data, and it makes sense that we’re explicit about the types of data that the data class holds.
+在上面所展示的数据类中，所有字段都拥有类型注释，清晰地表明了它们的类型。毕竟数据类主要用于数据处理，我们明确地标出数据类所包含的数据类型是有意义的。
 
-Mechanistically speaking, the data class’s fields are required to have type annotations. Otherwise, your code can’t execute. Under the hood, the `dataclass` decorator generates fields based on the annotations of your class, which can be retrieved using the `__annotations__` special method.
+请容我机械地重复一遍，数据类的字段必须有类型注释。否则，我们的代码将无法执行。`dataclass` 装饰器在幕后根据类中的注释生成字段，这些字段可以使用 `__annotations__` 特殊方法进行检索。
 
-```
+```Python
 >>> Bill.__annotations__
 {'table_number': <class 'int'>, 'meal_amount': <class 'float'>, 'served_by': <class 'str'>, 'tip_amount': <class 'float'>}
 ```
 
-Another thing to note is that for the fields that you’re defining for the data class, you can have default values. As you may have noticed, the `tip_amount` field has the default value of 0.0. It’s important to know that when you don’t define default values for all the fields, the ones with default values should come after the ones without. You don’t want to see the following error.
+另一件值得注意的事情是，你在数据类中定义的字段可以拥有默认值。你可能注意到了，`tip_amount` 字段的默认值是 0.0。需要重点关注的是，当你没有为所有字段指定默认值时，有默认值的字段应当放在在没有默认值的字段之后。你必然不想看到以下错误。
 
-```
+```Python
 @dataclass
 ... class SpecialBill:
 ...     table_number: int = 888
@@ -67,9 +67,9 @@ Traceback (most recent call last):
 TypeError: non-default argument 'meal_amount' follows default argument
 ```
 
-## 3. Equality/Inequality Comparisons
+## 3. 相等/不相等的比较
 
-Besides the initialization and representation methods, the `dataclass` decorator also implements the comparison-related functionalities for us. We know that for a regular custom class, we can’t have meaningful comparisons between instances if we don’t define the comparison behaviors. Consider the following custom class that doesn’t use the `dataclass` decorator.
+除了构造与展示方法，`dataclass` 装饰器还为我们实现了与比较相关的功能。我们知道，对自定义类而言，如果没有定义用于比较的方法，我们不能在实例之间进行有意义的比较。思考以下没有使用 `dataclass` 装饰器的自定义类。
 
 ```Python
 >>> old_bill0 = OldBill(table_number=3, meal_amount=20.5, served_by="Dan", tip_amount=5)
@@ -84,11 +84,11 @@ Comparison Between Regular Instances: False
 Comparison Between Data Class Instances: True
 ```
 
-As shown above, with a regular class, two instances with the same values for all attributes are evaluated to be unequal because these custom class instances are compared by their identities by default. In this case, these two instances are two distinct objects, and they’re deemed to be unequal.
+如上所示，在常规的类中，两个所有属性值都相等的实例会被评估为不相等。因为在默认情况下，自定义类的实例是根据其标识进行比较的。在这种情况下，这两个实例是两个截然不同的对象，因此它们被认为是不相等的。
 
-However, with a data class, such an equality comparison evaluates `True`. This is because the `dataclass` decorator will also automatically generate the `__eq__` special method for us. Specifically, equality comparison is conducted as if each of these instances is a tuple that contains the fields in the order that is defined. Because the two data class instances have the fields of the same values, they’re considered equal.
+然而，在数据类中，同等的比较将被判定为 `True`。这是因为 `dataclass` 装饰器会为我们自动生成特殊方法 `__eq__`。准确地说，进行相等比较时，视每个实例为一个元组，元组内包含按顺序定义的字段。因为这两个数据类的字段拥有相同值，所以它们被认为是相等的。
 
-How about inequality comparisons, such as greater than and less than? They’re also possible with the `dataclass` decorator by specifying the `order` parameter for the decorator, as shown below in Line 1.
+那么不相等的比较，例如大于和小于，又应当如何呢？我们也可以使用 `dataclass` 装饰器，在使用装饰器时指定 `order` 参数，如下面的第 1 行所示。
 
 ```Python
 >>> @dataclass(order=True)
@@ -107,11 +107,11 @@ Is bill1 less than bill2? True
 Is bill2 less than bill3? True
 ```
 
-Similar to the equality comparisons, data class instances are compared as if they’re tuples of these fields, and they’re compared as tuples lexicographically. For a proof of concept, the above code only includes two fields, and as you can see, the comparison results are based on the tuple’s order.
+与相等比较类似，数据类实例被当作这些字段的元组，并按字典顺序进行比较。为了验证这一概念，上面的代码只包含两个字段，如你所见，比较结果基于元组的顺序。
 
-## 4. Mutability Consideration
+## 4. 仔细考虑可变性
 
-By default, the fields of data classes can be modified, and thus we can say that data class instances are mutable. This is why some people refer to data classes as **mutable named tuples**. Consider the following contrast between named tuples and data classes regarding their mutability.
+默认情况下，数据类的字段可以被修改，因此我们可以说数据类实例是可变的。这也是为什么有些人将数据类称为**可变的具名元组**。考虑以下具名元组和数据类之间关于可变性的对比。
 
 ```Python
 >>> from collections import namedtuple
@@ -131,9 +131,9 @@ AttributeError: can't set attribute
 >>> dataclass_bill.tip_amount = 6
 ```
 
-As shown above, you can’t set the attribute of a named tuple. However, we can do that with a data class instance, which highlights the advantages of supporting mutability of data classes.
+就像上面展示的那样，你不能设置具名元组的属性。然而，我们可以对数据类实例执行以上操作，这突出了数据类支持数据可变性的优点。
 
-However, data mutability isn’t always desired. In some cases, you don’t want your data to be mutable. In such a scenario, you can consider specifying the `frozen` parameter to be `True` when you use the `dataclass` decorator. A trivial example is shown below.
+然而，数据可变性并非总是理想的。在一些场景中，你不希望数据可以被改变。在这种情况下，可以考虑在使用 `dataclass` 装饰器时将 `frozen` 参数设置为 `True`。下面是一个简单的例子：
 
 ```Python
 >>> @dataclass(frozen=True)
@@ -149,9 +149,9 @@ Traceback (most recent call last):
 dataclasses.FrozenInstanceError: cannot assign to field 'tip_amount'
 ```
 
-## 5. Inheritance Considerations
+## 5. 继承的注意事项
 
-At its core, a data class has the same extensibility as other regular custom classes. Thus, we can subclass a data class if we have such a need.
+究其核心，数据类和其他常规自定义类一样，具有相同的可扩展性。因此，如果有需要，我们可以继承数据类。
 
 ```Python
 >>> @dataclass
@@ -166,11 +166,11 @@ At its core, a data class has the same extensibility as other regular custom cla
 >>> tipped_bill = TippedBill(meal_amount=20, tip_amount=5)
 ```
 
-As shown in the above code snippet, the `dataclass` decorator will consider the base class’s fields for the subclass. In other words, as you can see from the initialization of the subclass, it automatically has the signature of the fields from the base class and the subclass itself. Notably, the order is based on the definition order — the base class’s fields go first and the subclass’s fields go next and so on if you have multiple generations of subclassing.
+如上面的代码段所示，`dataclass` 装饰器将为子类考虑基类的字段。换而言之，在子类的初始化中可以看出，它自动拥有来自基类的字段和它本身的字段。值得注意的是，字段的顺序基于它们定义的顺序 —— 基类的字段排在第一位，子类的字段紧随其后，如果你有多代子类则依此类推。
 
-Because of the order of these fields in the subclass and the requirement that data classes’ fields with default values should precede those without default values, the implication is that if a base class has fields with default values, the subclasses’ added fields should have default values, too. Otherwise, you may see the following error — the same error that we’ve seen previously.
+由于这些字段在子类中的顺序，以及数据类要求有默认值的字段应在没有默认值的字段之后。这意味着如果基类包含具有默认值的字段，则子类所添加的字段也应具有默认值。否则，你可能会看到如下错误 —— 与我们之前看到的错误相同。
 
-```
+```Python
 @dataclass
 ... class BaseBill:
 ...     meal_amount: float = 20
@@ -184,9 +184,9 @@ Traceback (most recent call last):
 TypeError: non-default argument 'tip_amount' follows default argument
 ```
 
-## 6. Mutable Fields With Default Values
+## 6. 具有默认值的可变字段
 
-In the above examples, the fields are all immutable data types, such as floats and strings. What should we do if we need to use mutable data as data class’s fields? Consider the following code snippet involving some mistakes that Python programmers can make.
+在上面的例子中，字段都是不可变的数据类型，例如浮点数和字符串。如果我们需要使用可变数据作为数据类的字段，我们应当怎么做呢？思考下面的代码片段，这其中包括一些 Python 程序员可能会犯的错误。
 
 ```Python
 >>> class IncorrectBill:
@@ -205,11 +205,11 @@ Bill 1 costs: [5, 7]
 True
 ```
 
-The above code shows you that when your function uses a mutable default value, you can’t really set the default value using a mutable instance because this object will be shared by all callers who don’t specify the parameter. In the above example, as you can see, both instances are sharing the same underlying list object, which causes undesired side effects.
+由上面的代码可知，当你的函数使用了可变默认值时，你实际上并不能给可变实例设置默认值，因为这个可变对象被所有未指定参数的调用者共享。在上面的示例中，如你所见，两个实例共享底层的列表对象，这导致了我们不愿看到的结果。
 
-Within the context of data classes, the question is how we can specify a default value for the mutable fields. We shouldn’t do the following, and a `ValueError` exception will be raised.
+问题是我们要如何在数据类的上下文中为可变字段指定默认值。我们不应该执行以下操作，这会引发 `ValueError` 异常。
 
-```
+```Python
 @dataclass
 class IncorrectBill:
     costs_by_dish: list = []
@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ class IncorrectBill:
 ValueError: mutable default <class 'list'> for field costs_by_dish is not allowed: use default_factory
 ```
 
-The error message tells us the solution, which involves using the `default_factory` when we specify the field. The code below shows you how it works.
+错误信息告诉了我们解决方案，方案包括在指定字段时使用 `default_factory` 方法。下面的代码向你展示了它是如何工作的。
 
 ```Python
 >>> from dataclasses import field
@@ -237,13 +237,13 @@ Bill 1 costs: [7]
 False
 ```
 
-* We import the `field` function from the `dataclasses` module.
-* In the `field` function, we specify the `list` to be the `default_factory` parameter. In essence, this parameter sets the default factory function, which is a zero-parameter function to be used when the instance is to be created. In this case, the `list` function is the construction method for a list object that creates a new list object when we call `list()`.
-* As you can see, in both instances, they have distinct list objects for the `costs_by_dish` attribute, as expected.
+* 我们从 `dataclasses` 模块中引入 `field` 函数。
+* 在 `field` 函数中，我们将 `list` 指定为 `default_factory` 参数的取值。实际上，这个参数设置了默认的工厂函数，这是要在创建实例的时使用的零参数函数。在本例中，`list` 函数是列表对象的构造方法，当我们调用 `list()` 时会创建一个新的列表对象。
+* 如你所见，在这两个实例中，它们的 `costs_by_dish` 属性都具有不同的列表对象，这和预期的结果一样。
 
-## Conclusions
+## 总结
 
-In this article, we reviewed six of the most basic elements that we should know to get started with data classes in Python. In essence, they’re very useful to store data, and the `dataclass` decorator takes care of many boilerplates for us. Compared to named tuples, they’re more flexible, by allowing mutability.
+在这篇文章中，我们回顾了在开始使用 Python 数据类时应该知道的 6 个基本事项。从大体上看，它们对数据存储非常有用，并且 `dataclass` 装饰器为我们提供了许多代码样板。与具名元组相比，`dataclass` 装饰器允许改变字段，这使得它更加灵活。
 
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