The builder pattern is an interesting pattern that abstracts away all the complex initialization of an object. This pattern does not rely on any particularity of the language, so it's as equally applicable in Python as it would be in any other language.
While it solves a valid case, it's usually also a complicated case that is more likely to appear in the design of a framework, library, or an API. Similar to the recommendations given for descriptors, we should reserve this implementation for cases where we expect to expose an API that is going to be consumed by multiple users.
The high level idea of this patter is that we need to create a complex object, that is an object that also requires many others to work with. Rather than letting ...
