Object-Oriented Programming with Python
A full beginner to advanced guide for Python OOP.
In yesterday’s article, we discussed the property decorator.
More specifically, we discussed how we can make dot notation more powerful with getters and setters, as shown below:
What’s more, I also asked if you are interested in learning about Python OOP.
And from the poll results, it has become clear that everyone wants to learn about Python OOP:
So here you go:
In this month’s free article of the Daily Dose of Data Science, we discuss OOP in complete depth.
Why Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)?
What is Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)?
OOP Terminologies
Magic Methods
A cheat sheet on magic methods
Inheritance
Types of Inheritance
Inheritance in Python OOP
Polymorphism
Polymorphism in Python OOP
Encapsulation
Encapsulation in Python OOP
Advanced OOP in Python
Slotted classes
Getters and Setters
Property decorator
Cached property
Class Methods
Static methods
Conclusion
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