[Pycon] [new paper] "Leonardo Giordani" - Dive into Object-oriented Python

[info a pycon.it]

Title: Dive into Object-oriented Python
Duration: 240 (includes Q&A)
Q&A Session: 0
Language: en
Type: Talk

Abstract: Each language has its own object-oriented implementation, that can differ in subtle or unexpected ways from others. Newcomers to Python - whether they are coming from another language, or learning programming through Python for the first time - sometimes encounter some ‘strange’ issues, but understanding Python’s OOP implementation will help make many of them seem a lot less strange.

This workshop will introduce beginners to Python’s beautiful but sometimes peculiar implementation of OOP concepts. It’s ideal for people who have a bit of Python knowledge and experience, and need to move from first steps to a deeper understanding.

The workshop has been presented at many Python conferences, including PyCon IT in past years and has always been well-received. This year I completely reworked the slides to better explain some of the points where attendees struggled in the past.

Tags: [u'oop', u'object-oriented-programming', u'Python']