🔒 Passing flag to constructor with classmethods

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Now I added the verbose flag but I'm not sure if I did it correctly.

I'm a bit confused about the use of __new__ and __init__. I understand one is for object initialization and the other basically for declaring it or creation and population or whatever the lingo would be in this case.

yet I'm not sure why there are both methods. And why I have to define the flag in both.

Is there something like a flow diagram of object creation? or lifetime of an object?

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