Status Updates From Python 3 Object Oriented Pr...

Chapter 9 read, and 4 chapters left. However, the next two chapters are design patterns which I am not so familiar. I know they will take some time to master, and I am wondering whether I should continue reading them or start Head First Design Patterns.

Serialization has been covered. Though I had no idea how to use pickle and json before, now I can use them. Again this knowledge has to be put into practice. Very exciting about starting with design patterns tomorrow.

I love high order programming in Python. It is great to be able to pass a function another function, and in general, treat a function as an object is treated.

Though I thought I was going to take almost no notes about this chapter, I was wrong. It is very interesting to know about named tuples. I am definitely using them on my projects.

Chapter 5 completed. I am definitely applying the knowledge, I have acquired in these two previous chapters, in my projects.

Chapter 4 is over. Though I know most of the stuff about exceptions, I liked to see how other people write code since this is a great way to become a better coder.

Now that I know the basics of SQL, it is time to continue learning object oriented programming with Python.

Well, chapter 3 was very deep regarding to Python and OOP. Now, I am going to practice what I have already learned before diving into exception handling.

Chapter 2 was not bad. I have understood well relative and absolute imports, and now it is clearer how to handle access control in Python. It was good to learn the term name mangling, but it is kind of disappointing to know that in the end with a little of effort you can access data that uses mangling.

Finally, I have finished reviewing the object oriented concepts in chapter 1. Though a short chapter, many concepts had to be reviewed further. Now, I am eager to start working with Python code.