Object oriented programming in Python
Read OriginalThis article provides a technical guide to object-oriented programming in Python, focusing on core protocols for user-defined objects. It explains key concepts like duck typing and details the use of __new__, __init__, and __del__ for object lifecycle management, as well as __repr__ and __str__ for object representation. Aimed at developers, it serves as a quick reference with code examples and comparisons to languages like Java.
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