Introduction object-oriented programming

[Tony Clarke]

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> > Hi All,
> >
> > Can anyone recommend me an introduction on object oriented
>  programming in
> > general, and the trick in Python? Preferrably tutorial on the web or
>  so.
> >
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Hi
One of the most useful tips is to write out a problem statement as
concisely and comprehensively as you can.

Then for each noun in that text, substitute an object (usually, but
not always, a class), and for each verb substitute a method, or class
function.(See p 174 Learning Python)

And that is it! Write and test it a bit at a time, amending as
necessary, it works for me.
Best wishes

Tony Clarke