Python 3 Object Oriented Programming

Summary

Exercises

CherryPy

XML

Pretty user interfaces

Database access

Chapter 12. Common Python 3 Libraries

Summary

Exercises

Case Study

How much testing is enough?

Testing with py.test

Unit testing

Test-driven development

Why test?

Chapter 11. Testing Object-oriented Programs

Summary

Exercises

Storing objects

File IO

Mutable byte strings

Strings are Unicode

String formatting

String manipulation

Strings

Chapter 10. Files and Strings

Summary

Exercises

Composite pattern

Abstract factory pattern

Command pattern

Flyweight pattern

Facade pattern

Adapter pattern

Chapter 9. Python Design Patterns II

Summary

Exercises

Template pattern

Singleton pattern

State pattern

Strategy pattern

Observer pattern

Decorator pattern

Design patterns

Chapter 8. Python Design Patterns I

Summary

Exercises

Case study

Functions are objects too

An alternative to method overloading

Generators

Comprehensions

Other functions

Zip

Enumerate

Reversed

Len

Python built-in functions

Chapter 7. Python Object-oriented Shortcuts

Summary

Exercises

Case study

Extending built-ins

Sets

Lists

Dictionaries

Tuples and named tuples

Empty objects

Chapter 6. Python Data Structures

Summary

Exercises

Case study

Managing objects

Using properties to add behavior to class data

Treat objects as objects

Chapter 5. When to Use Object-oriented Programming

Summary

Exercises

Case study

Exceptions aren't exceptional

Exception hierarchy

Handling exceptions

Raising exceptions

Chapter 4. Expecting the Unexpected

Summary

Exercises

Case study

Polymorphism

Multiple inheritance

Overriding and super

Extending built-ins

Basic inheritance

Chapter 3. When Objects are Alike

Summary

Exercises

Case study

Who can access my data?

Modules and packages

Initializing the object

Making it do something

Adding attributes

Creating Python classes

Chapter 2. Objects in Python

Summary

Exercises

Case study

Composition and inheritance

Hiding details and creating the public interface

Specifying attributes and behaviors

Objects and classes

Object-oriented?

Chapter 1. Object-oriented Design

Customer support

Reader feedback

Conventions

Who this book is for

What you need for this book

What this book covers

Preface

About the Reviewers

About the Author

Credits

Python 3 Object Oriented Programming

书名页

封面

封面

书名页

Python 3 Object Oriented Programming

Credits

About the Author

About the Reviewers

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Chapter 1. Object-oriented Design

Object-oriented?

Objects and classes

Specifying attributes and behaviors

Hiding details and creating the public interface

Composition and inheritance

Case study

Exercises

Summary

Chapter 2. Objects in Python

Creating Python classes

Adding attributes

Making it do something

Initializing the object

Modules and packages

Who can access my data?

Case study

Exercises

Summary

Chapter 3. When Objects are Alike

Basic inheritance

Extending built-ins

Overriding and super

Multiple inheritance

Polymorphism

Case study

Exercises

Summary

Chapter 4. Expecting the Unexpected

Raising exceptions

Handling exceptions

Exception hierarchy

Exceptions aren't exceptional

Case study

Exercises

Summary

Chapter 5. When to Use Object-oriented Programming

Treat objects as objects

Using properties to add behavior to class data

Managing objects

Case study

Exercises

Summary

Chapter 6. Python Data Structures

Empty objects

Tuples and named tuples

Dictionaries

Lists

Sets

Extending built-ins

Case study

Exercises

Summary

Chapter 7. Python Object-oriented Shortcuts

Python built-in functions

Len

Reversed

Enumerate

Zip

Other functions

Comprehensions

Generators

An alternative to method overloading

Functions are objects too

Case study

Exercises

Summary

Chapter 8. Python Design Patterns I

Design patterns

Decorator pattern

Observer pattern

Strategy pattern

State pattern

Singleton pattern

Template pattern

Exercises

Summary

Chapter 9. Python Design Patterns II

Adapter pattern

Facade pattern

Flyweight pattern

Command pattern

Abstract factory pattern

Composite pattern

Exercises

Summary

Chapter 10. Files and Strings

Strings

String manipulation

String formatting

Strings are Unicode

Mutable byte strings

File IO

Storing objects

Exercises

Summary

Chapter 11. Testing Object-oriented Programs

Why test?

Test-driven development

Unit testing

Testing with py.test

How much testing is enough?

Case Study

Exercises

Summary

Chapter 12. Common Python 3 Libraries

Database access

Pretty user interfaces

XML

CherryPy

Exercises

Summary