Understanding super(SSLContext, SSLContext).options.__set__(self, value) in Python

The line 'super(SSLContext, SSLContext).options.set(self, value)' represents a call to the 'set' method of the 'options' attribute of the 'super(SSLContext, SSLContext)' instance in Python.

The 'super()' function is used to access methods from the parent class. In this case, it calls the 'set' method of the 'options' attribute on the parent class of 'SSLContext' twice.

The 'set' method is a special method in Python invoked when a value is assigned to an attribute. It allows defining custom behavior during attribute assignment.

This specific code calls the 'set' method of the 'options' attribute with the 'self' argument (representing the instance calling the method) and the 'value' argument (representing the value being assigned to the attribute).

The phrase 'Previous line rep' indicates that this line of code exists within a larger code block or function. To understand its context and purpose, examining the preceding line is crucial.