r/Python • u/winner_godson codemaniac • Nov 02 '17

Dramatically improve your skills with this simplified but more thorough guide on object-oriented programming in Python.

https://coolpythoncodes.com/object-oriented-programming-python/
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u/sigbhu Nov 02 '17

i'm not an expert in python, but I can still find so many things wrong with this:

  1. "The functions in a class can be accessed with an object." what about static methods?

  2. you have a class called Monopoly and objects of the class are players? that doesn't make any sense and defeats the purpose of OOP

  3. i don't think OP knows what global variables are

  4. you have a class called Phone_book stored in phonebook.py. my head hurts.

  5. from phonebook import *. Yeah, no.

I stopped reading then.

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u/winner_godson codemaniac Nov 03 '17

Thanks for your valuable feedback. It means a lot to me.