If you are new to object-oriented programming or if you have basic Python skills and want to learn how and when to correctly apply OOP principles in Python 3.11 and beyond, this is the book for you. Mid-level Python developers, software engineers, and data scientists will benefit from its practical guidance. Complete with a solid introduction to Python, this book proves to be a useful resource for experienced object-oriented programmers transitioning from other languages or seeking a leg up in the new world of Python. Minimal previous experience with Python programming is necessary.
Steven Lott has been programming since computers were large, expensive, and rare. Working for decades in high tech has given him exposure to a lot of ideas and techniques, some bad, but most are helpful to others. Since the 1990s, Steven has been engaged with Python, crafting an array of indispensable tools and applications. His profound expertise has led him to contribute significantly to Packt Publishing, penning notable titles like "Mastering Object-Oriented," "The Modern Python Cookbook," and "Functional Python Programming." A self-proclaimed technomad, Steven's unconventional lifestyle sees him travelling back and forth across the US. He tries to live by the words “Don't come home until you have a story.”
Dusty Phillips is a Canadian software developer known for authoring several popular programming books.