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Python

Chul Kim
Chul Kim
2,341 Points
Posted by Chul Kim
Chul Kim
2,341 Points

question on object oriented programming

I have recently finished the track on object oriented programming for python and understand the basic concepts now. But..that’s it.. I understand how OOP is organized but when actually trying to start a project I feel stuck and don't know what class to actually create.

I was wondering if anyone can take me through the thought process a developer would take in order to break up and idea or concept into actual classes for OOP.

Is there a certain process or "best practice" that you follow to decide which classes to create?

1 Answer

HIDAYATULLAH ARGHANDABI
HIDAYATULLAH ARGHANDABI
21,058 Points
HIDAYATULLAH ARGHANDABI
HIDAYATULLAH ARGHANDABI
21,058 Points

Object oriented programiming is the basic. There are other principles too search for them such as SOLID, DRY, KISS. And after you get master in the upper mentioned move to design patterns