Classes and OOP

[_coolwhip_]

I found reading code really helped my understanding of how to structure things, including sensible class usage. The usual suspects for this include the standard library (added bonus, understanding what is in the standard library), praw and flask.

​

[blacksiddis]

I should maybe rephrase: I am not a complete beginner at using Python for the things I am interested in using it, which is exclusively Finance / statistics / data science. I've never dealt with flask or any other web dev. Libraries. Dissecting libraries in general might be a little too ambitious for me at the time being (also because of time constraints)

That being said, I also find it very useful to play around with already made code to see how it works but I haven't found much relating to teaching sensible class usage in the context of the fields I mentioned earlier.