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Object-orientation

Some examples of object-oriented programming in Python.

What is it?

oo_programming.ipynb: introduction to object oriented programming.
points: the example used in the notebook.
polynomials: additional example of object-orientated code.
abstract_classes.ipynb: illustration of using abstract base classes.
avoiding_class_hierarchies.ipynb: illustration of duck typing, protocols and mix-in.
overloading.ipynb: illustration of function overloading using single dispatch.
inheritance.py: illustration of inheritance of class attributes.
multiple_inheritance.ipynb: notebook illustrating some aspects of multiple inheritance in Python.
mix-ins: illustration of mix-ins.
attr_intro.ipynb: illustration of how to use the attrs package.
f_string_user_defined_formats.ipynb: illustration of how to use f-strings with user-defined classes by overriding the __format__ method. It also illustrates the use of __new__ to create instances of a class while checking for validity of the arguments.