3 Python OOP Secrets Explained Through Everyday Analogies(Python Core in Action 11)
Master Python OOP easily with real-world analogies. Overcome common challenges in object-oriented programming and build a solid foundation.
Welcome to the "Python Core in Action" Series
Many people start learning programming with C++ or Java.
After struggling to grasp basic concepts like data types, assignments, and loops, they often hit a wall when facing OOP (object-oriented programming). They get overwhelmed by terms like public, private, protected, multiple inheritance, polymorphism, derived classes, pure functions, abstract classes, and friend functions. This frustration leads many to give up on advancing further.
In contrast, Python is a more beginner-friendly language. It was designed from the start to encourage interactive and lightweight programming.
In theory, Python's imperative language is Turing complete, meaning it can perform any task that other languages can, even with just the MOV instruction in assembly language.
So why don't we code this way?
