Monty @ The Python Coding Place @thepythoncodingplace.com · Mar 17 Let's try this out. You can use `@limit_uses()` with an argument within the parentheses to decorate a function
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Using `@limit_uses(3)` before the function definition is equivalent to this: ``` do_something = limit_uses(3)(do_something) ``` The syntactic sugar with the `@` notation simply replicates this line, as you've seen earlier in this series.