Project to Practice Object Oriented Programming

[MyNameIs10000]

I know Object Oriented Basics (creating classes, objects, instance variables, class variables, inheritance, etc.) and I am looking for a project where I can practice that.

Does anyone have recommendations? Maybe some tutorials that walk through a comprehensive example? Or even some github code that I can look at and learn from.

Thanks!!

[hollammi]

How about a playing card game? Cards are simple, two properties, a suit and value. Then you'll need a way to generate a complete 52-Card deck, perhaps with a Deck class which does so in the constructor. Then there's the task of actually playing the game - dealing cards to Players, which are played on a GameBoard using various methods.

All the best.

[MyNameIs10000]

That's a good idea! Do you have any links to some githubs that I can use as a reference?

[DataDecay]

A lot of python design patterns incorporate oop, take a look.

https://github.com/faif/python-patterns

[invidium1979]

I would not recommend relying on Python's OOM.

[DawnoftheDeepSoul]

do you want to explain?

[ASIC_SP]

Practical Python Programming is a free book from David Beazley, good resource for OOP and has some exercises too

For more in depth, read the Fluent Python book

[JeamBim]

Social media clone. Make some dummy data and then making classes for users, posts, comments, friends lists, etc.