What you should learn from this project:
- Why Python programming is awesome (don’t forget to tweet today, with the hashtag #pythoniscool :))
- What is a superclass, baseclass or parentclass
- What is a subclass
- How to list all attributes and methods of a class or instance
- When can an instance have new attributes
- How to inherit class from another
- How to define a class with multiple base classes
- What is the default class every class inherit from
- How to override a method or attribute inherited from the base class
- Which attributes or methods are available by heritage to subclasses
- What is the purpose of inheritance
- What are, when and how to use isinstance, issubclass, type and super built-in functions
- Write a function that returns the list of available attributes and methods of an object:
- Write a class MyList that inherits from list:
- Write a function that returns True if the object is exactly an instance of the specified class ; otherwise False.
- Write a function that returns True if the object is an instance of, or if the object is an instance of a class that inherited from, the specified class ; otherwise False.
- Write a function that returns True if the object is an instance of a class that inherited (directly or indirectly) from the specified class ; otherwise False.
- Write an empty class BaseGeometry.
- Write a class BaseGeometry (based on 5-base_geometry.py).
- Write a class BaseGeometry (based on 6-base_geometry.py).
- Write a class Rectangle that inherits from BaseGeometry (7-base_geometry.py).
- Write a class Rectangle that inherits from BaseGeometry (7-base_geometry.py). (task based on 8-rectangle.py)
- Write a class Square that inherits from Rectangle (9-rectangle.py):
- Write a class Square that inherits from Rectangle (9-rectangle.py). (task based on 10-square.py).
- Write a class MyInt that inherits from int:
- Write a function that adds a new attribute to an object if it’s possible:
- Geoffrey Zoref - Gzoref