Oficina: Objetos Pythônicos
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| 7 | Learning through introspection: Everything is an object. Almost. |
| 7 | Duck-typing a.k.a. extreme polymorphism. |
| 15 | Profitable polymorphism with the Python Data Model. |
| 10 | Encapsulation and data hiding the Python way. |
| 15 | Exercise 1: implementing a set type from bit arrays. |
| 10 | Inheritance within reason: a few heuristics. |
| 12 | Goose typing: Abstract Base Classes and virtual subclasses. |
| 30 | BREAK |
| 5 | Caveats when subclassing built-ins: "non-virtual" methods. |
| 15 | Exercise 2: fixing a broken dict subclass. |
| 7 | Data classes. |
| 17 | Class attributes: from simple values to properties and descriptors. |
| 3 | Unbound vs. bound methods: descriptors explain it all. |
| 15 | Exercise 3: refactoring a legacy class to leverage modern Python features. |
| 7 | Outstanding design (almost) without classes. |
| 5 | Wrapping up. |