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  1. What are objects • An object is a datatype that stores data, but ALSO has operations defined to act on the data. It knows stuff and can do stuff. • Generally represent: – tangible entities (e.g., …

  2. Object-Oriented Design Class Diagrams A Class Diagram shows the design of a system showing the classes, and their attributes and methods. It also shows the relationship between classes, …

  3. New object classes can easily be defined in addition to these built-in data-types. In fact, programming in Python is typically done in an object oriented fashion. A class is a special data …

  4. Collections of objects share similar traits (e.g., data, structure, behavior). Collections of objects will form relationships with other collections of objects. A class is a specification (or blueprint) …

  5. Creang,Classes, 5 • Defining a class in Python is done using the class keyword, followed by an indented block with the class contents. class <Classname>: data1 = value1... dataM = valueM …

  6. A Example of Python Class This example includes class definition, constructor function, destructor function, attributes and methods definition and object definition. These definitions and uses will …

  7. • To understand the context of the word "class" in Python, think about the word "classify" • A class will "classify" a set of "objects" based on similar attributes and behaviors • The furniture in this …

  8. Python has been an object-oriented language from day one. Because of this, creating and using classes and objects are downright easy. This chapter helps you become an expert in using …

  9. In our Animal class example we created multiple instance of an object named dog and cat. Each object has its own species, name, and color. The self argument is necessary to hold …

  10. An object (instance) is an instantiation of a class. When class is defined, only the description for the object is defined. Therefore, no memory or storage is allocated. The example for object of …

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