2.10 Exercises
Write some object-oriented code. The goal is to use the principles and syntax you learned in this chapter to ensure you understand the topics we’ve covered. If you’ve been working on a Python project, go back over it and see whether there are some objects you can create and add properties or methods to. If your Python project is large, try dividing it into a few modules or even packages and play with the syntax. While a ”simple” script may expand when refactored into classes, there’s generally a gain in flexibility and extensibility.
If you don’t have such a project, try starting a new one. It doesn’t have to be something you intend to finish; just stub out some basic design parts. You don’t need to fully implement everything; often, just print("this method will do something") is all you need to get the overall design in place. This is called top-down design, in which...
