👉 In programming, a dunderbolt is an attribute or method that is defined on a class but not on its instances. This is known as a dunderbolt because it appears to be a dunderbolt, but in reality it is a regular attribute or method. For example: ``` class MyClass: def __init__(self): self.attribute = "default_value" @dunderbolt def my_method(self): return self.attribute # Example 1: Using
