def drive(self): return f"self.engine.start(), self.wheels.rotate()"
Welcome back to the series. In previous parts, we explored iterators, generators, decorators, and context managers. Now, we turn our attention to the very backbone of large-scale Python applications: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) . python 3 deep dive part 4 oop
class Developer: pass print(type(Developer)) # Use code with caution. def drive(self): return f"self
: Deep dive into how methods are bound to instances and the mechanics behind Method Types : Detailed differentiation and use cases for static methods Properties and Decorators : Using the def drive(self): return f"self.engine.start()
: Metaprogramming . This involves writing code that creates other code, including custom Metaclasses that allow you to modify how classes themselves are constructed. Why Developers Take This Path
class Person(metaclass=RequiredAttrsMeta): name = "John" # If omitted, TypeError at class definition time