Introduction to Object Oriented Programming in Python

Re:Introduction to Object Oriented Programming in Python by leshow on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @02:03PM (#18294837)

You can't write python 'without OOP'. Almost everything you do requires instantiating some class, or called a method on a class. Unless you write everything globally with no mutation.

You can write python in a functional style, but you're still going to use OOP constructs.

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Re:Introduction to Object Oriented Programming in Python by ilovecaching on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @07:08PM (#18297255)

We’re talking about style here, not the technicality of whether something is implemented as an object or not.

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Re:Introduction to Object Oriented Programming in Python by virmundi on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @04:00PM (#18295833)

Aside from instantiating a DataFrame, I've written scikit/numpy/pandas code with nothing more than functions and data structures.

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Re:Introduction to Object Oriented Programming in Python by pjmlp on Wednesday October 24, 2018 @05:16PM (#18296479)

Functions and data structures are objects in Python.

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