Python Object-Oriented Programming:: A Hands-On Guide to Class Design, Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Python-Specific OOP Features - Softcover

M. Thompson, Harold

Softcover

ISBN 13: 9798286954254

Publisher: Independently published, 2025

Synopsis

Book Description:
Unlock the Full Power of Python’s Object Model

Go beyond the basics and master professional-grade OOP techniques with this hands-on guide to Python’s most powerful features. Whether you’re building enterprise systems, frameworks, or performance-critical applications, this book transforms you from a Python coder into an architect of robust, maintainable systems.
What You’ll Learn

Core OOP Mastery

✔ Design classes with encapsulation, inheritance, and composition

✔ Harness magic methods to make your objects Pythonic

✔ Leverage abstract base classes (ABCs) for strict interfaces

Advanced Patterns

✔ Implement design patterns the Python way (Factory, Strategy, Observer)

✔ Build ORMs with descriptors and metaclasses

✔ Optimize performance with __slots__ and memory-efficient designs

Real-World Applications

✔ Craft extensible plugin architectures

✔ Design domain-specific APIs with operator overloading

✔ Write self-documenting, production-ready code
Key Features

• Deep Dives into Python’s data model
• Battle-Tested Examples: Bank systems, game entities, ORMs
• Performance Benchmarks: When to use (and avoid) advanced features
• Anti-Pattern Alerts: Common OOP mistakes in Python

Who This Book Is For

Python developers ready to:

• Transition from scripting to large-scale OOP design
• Build frameworks and libraries
• Master enterprise-grade patterns
• Optimize performance-critical code

Prerequisites: Basic Python and OOP familiarity.

"Finally—an OOP book that respects Python’s unique power!"

Level Up Your Code Today – Write classes that are elegant, efficient, and enterprise-ready.

Edition details

• Publisher: Independently published
• Publication date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798286954254
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 135