I have a class that declares a property in Python, the default implementation for this method is pass, for example: class A: @property def something(self): pass This property is intended to declare a functionality for extending classes, and I want to use it to declare a field, where if extending classes implemented it, the field is initialized to some value, and if they don't then the value of the field is None. How can I check if users did implement it? I tried using __code__ and hasattr() but that didn't work. Continue reading...
