1. 1. Object Oriented Programming in Python
2. 1. 1.1. Why Object Oriented Programming?
   2. 1.2. Generic Object Oriented Programming terms
   3. 1.3. OOP in Python
   4. 1.4. OOP in Python (numbers, strings, lists)
   5. 1.5. OOP in Python (argparse)
   6. 1.6. Create a class
   7. 1.7. Create instance of class
   8. 1.8. Import module containing class
   9. 1.9. Import class from module
   10. 1.10. Initialize instance (not a constructor)
   11. 1.11. Self is the instance
   12. 1.12. Init uses same name as attribute and getters
   13. 1.13. Initialize an instance - (not a constructor), attributes and getters
   14. 1.14. Setters - assign to the attributes
   15. 1.15. Attributes are not special
   16. 1.16. Private attributes
   17. 1.17. Methods
   18. 1.18. Inheritance
   19. 1.19. Inheritance - another level
   20. 1.20. Modes of method inheritance
   21. 1.21. Modes of method inheritance - implicit
   22. 1.22. Modes of method inheritance - override
   23. 1.23. Modes of method inheritance - extend
   24. 1.24. Modes of method inheritance - delegate - provide
   25. 1.25. Composition - Line
   26. 1.26. Composition - Line with type annotation
   27. 1.27. Hidden attributes
   28. 1.28. Hidden attributes in a subclass
   29. 1.29. Some comments
   30. 1.30. Exercise: Add move_rad to based on radians
   31. 1.31. Exercise: Improve previous examples
   32. 1.32. Exercise: Polygon
   33. 1.33. Exercise: Number
   34. 1.34. Exercise: Library
   35. 1.35. Exercise: Bookexchange
   36. 1.36. Exercise: Represent turtle graphics
   37. 1.37. Solution - Polygon
3. 2. Advanced OOP
4. 1. 2.1. Stringify class
   2. 2.2. Multiple inheritance
   3. 2.3. Multiple inheritance - diamond
   4. 2.4. Interfaces
   5. 2.5. Abstract Base Class
   6. 2.6. Abstract Base Class with abc
   7. 2.7. ABC working example
   8. 2.8. ABC - cannot instantiate the base-class
   9. 2.9. ABC - must implement methods
   10. 2.10. Class Attributes
   11. 2.11. Class count instances
   12. 2.12. Destructor: del
   13. 2.13. Class count instances - decrease also (destructor: del)
   14. 2.14. Keep track of instances
   15. 2.15. Keep track of instances properly (weakref)
   16. 2.16. Destructor delayed
   17. 2.17. Destructor delayed for both
   18. 2.18. Class Attributes in Instances
   19. 2.19. Attributes with method access
   20. 2.20. Methods are class attributes - add method
   21. 2.21. Methods are class attributes - replace method
   22. 2.22. Methods are class attributes - Enhance method (Monkey patching)
   23. 2.23. Method types
   24. 2.24. Instance methods
   25. 2.25. Class methods
   26. 2.26. Class methods accessing class attributes
   27. 2.27. Default Constructor
   28. 2.28. Alternative constructor with class method
   29. 2.29. Static methods
   30. 2.30. Module functions
   31. 2.31. Class and static methods
   32. 2.32. Special methods
   33. 2.33. Opearator overloading
   34. 2.34. Operator overloading methods
   35. 2.35. Declaring attributes (dataclasses)
   36. 2.36. Dataclasses and repr
   37. 2.37. Dataclasses and eq
   38. 2.38. Dataclasses create init and call post_init
   39. 2.39. Dataclasses can provide default values to attributes
   40. 2.40. Dataclasses and default factory
   41. 2.41. Read only (frozen) Dataclass
   42. 2.42. Serialization of instances with pickle
   43. 2.43. Class in function
   44. 2.44. Exercise: rectangle
   45. 2.45. Exercise: SNMP numbers
   46. 2.46. Exercise: Implement a Gene inheritance model combining DNA
   47. 2.47. Exercise: imaginary numbers - complex numbers
   48. 2.48. Solution: Rectangle
   49. 2.49. Solution: Implement a Gene inheritance model combining DNA
   50. 2.50. Instance Attribute
   51. 2.51. Use Python @propery to fix bad interface (the bad interface)
   52. 2.52. Use Python @propery to fix bad interface (first attempt)
   53. 2.53. Use Python @propery to fix bad API
   54. 2.54. Use Python @propery decorator to fix bad API
   55. 2.55. Use Python @propery for value validation
5. 3. Other
6. 1. 3.1. Inheritance - super
   2. 3.2. Inheritance - super - other class
   3. 3.3. Abstract Base Class without abc
   4. 3.4. Abstract Base Class with abc Python 2 ?
   5. 3.5. Abstract Base Class with metaclass
   6. 3.6. Abstract Base Class without ABC