On 30/10/12 17:56, Pete wrote:
I'm taking this class on python at UCSC. They said this list could help. I
don't' understand OOP and I'm having a hard time understanding the "scope"
and why the def inside class are not like function
But they are like functions. Can you explain in more detail wha
On 30 October 2012 06:56, Pete wrote:
> I’m taking this class on python at UCSC. They said this list could help. I
> don’t’ understand OOP and I’m having a hard time understanding the “scope”
> and why the def inside class are not like function –plus I can’t get my
> c-brain around the implicit ty
I've been reading about composition vs inheritance, and went back to
"Learning Python" to look at something I found very confusing a year
ago. Turns out I still find it very confusing :)
Try this example ecology simulation by Kirby Urner:
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/edu-sig/2000-April/000
Andrew P wrote:
> On 10/21/05, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>You can also think of classes very pragmatically, as another tool available to
>>organize your code, just like modules and functions.
>
> I realize after all these reposnses that I should have mentioned that I do
> use
> cl
On 10/21/05, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>For simple examples just look at Python's built in string, list and dict
>classes.
-Using- OOP isn't the problem :) It's impossible to ignore it's usefulness when
programming in Python. But getting from there to thinking non-procedurally is,
Andrew P wrote:
> I've been reading about composition vs inheritance, and went back to
> "Learning Python" to look at something I found very confusing a year
> ago. Turns out I still find it very confusing :)
>
> The code at the bottom was taken from the OOP chapter, it's a solution
> to one of t
On 10/21/05, Andrew P <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been reading about composition vs inheritance, and went back to
> "Learning Python" to look at something I found very confusing a year
> ago. Turns out I still find it very confusing :)
>
> The code at the bottom was taken from the OOP chapte
Hi Alan, thanks for taking the time to answer so thoroughly. I've
responded to a few things below. But let me say right off I have
gone through the OOP section in your excellent tutor. It was one of
my main resources learning Python. I actually have Bertand Meyer's
book here (and have written
> I've been reading about composition vs inheritance, and went back to
> "Learning Python" to look at something I found very confusing a year
> ago. Turns out I still find it very confusing :)
I don;t know the example but from the snippetts you've posted it doresn't
look like a particularly good
I've been reading about composition vs inheritance, and went back to
"Learning Python" to look at something I found very confusing a year
ago. Turns out I still find it very confusing :)
The code at the bottom was taken from the OOP chapter, it's a solution
to one of the end-of-chapter problems.
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