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title = "Python 3 Object Oriented Programming - Dusty Phillips"
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date = 2016-04-02
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category = "review"
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tags = ["books", "en-au", "dusty phillips"]
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After a bunch of titles from Packt, I expected something that would be half OO, half Python 3. But I got a very happy surprise reading the book because it does really go intro OO, explaining from analysis to design to code and then slowly dwelving into Python around those topics.
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Not only that, but instead of simply assuming his position is right, the author explores other possibilites and than moves back when something doesn't work -- kinda like _Robert C. Martin_ does in _Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship_.
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In the end, even after I work with Python for 5+ years, I still learnt a few more things about using Python for OO development (and really got in agreement with the author when OO isn't necessary!)
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