Exercises
This is a practical book, not a textbook. As such, I'm not about to assign you a bunch of fake object-oriented analysis problems to create designs for. Instead, I want to give you some things to think about that you can apply to your own projects. If you have previous object-oriented experience, you won't need to put much effort into these. But they are useful mental exercises if you've been using Python for a while but never really cared about all that class stuff.
First, think about a recent programming project you've completed. Identify the most prominent object in the design. Try to think of as many attributes for this object as possible. Did it have: Color? Weight? Size? Profit? Cost? Name? ID number? Price? Style? Think about the ...
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