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Have you ever wondered how Python makes objects work with operators like + or -? Or how it knows how to display objects when you print them? The answer lies in Python's magic methods, also known as dunder (double under) methods. Magic methods are special methods that let you define how your objects behave in response to various operations and built-in functions. They're what makes Python's object-oriented programming so powerful and intuitive.
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