Curious about decorator syntax

[rjdegraff42]

Why do you consider

class A:
    def _foo_getter(self):
        return 10
 
    def _foo_setter(self, value):
        print('Hello there!')
 
    def _foo_deleter(self):
        print('Deleting foo')
 
    foo = property(_foo_getter, _foo_setter, _foo_deleter)

clearer than

class A:

    @getter
    def foo(self):
        return 10

    @setter 
    def foo(self, value):
        print('Hello there!')

    @deleter 
    def foo(self):
        print('Deleting foo')

I think the symmetry of my suggestion would be preferable. I liken the existing way to giving a list of items as

    1. first item
    2. second item
    C. third item

While the intent is understood, it lacks symmetry and clarity. It brings to mind a beef I have with Windows in that the registry entries are, in my opinion (and in the opinion of at least one former MS engineer), moronic.

Special folder      Registry entry name
--------------      -------------------
My Music            My Music
My Pictures         My Pictures
My Video            My Videos
My Documents        Personal

This, after all, is why Python has standards for the naming of classes, methods, etc.