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Best Practices: Python OOP

Best Practices: Python OOP

IntroductionCreating a ClassCreating an ObjectAccessing AttributesDefining MethodsCalling MethodsInheritanceMethod Overriding

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In Python, classes can inherit from other classes, allowing you to reuse code and create a hierarchy of classes. The parent class is known as the base class and the child class is known as the derived class.

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In Python, classes can inherit from other classes, allowing you to reuse code and create a hierarchy of classes. The parent class is known as the base class and the child class is known as the derived class.

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Try and experiment round with the GoldenRetriever object!

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