You can do object-oriented programming badly, or you can do it well. Especially in Python, there are many ways to stumble. Here are 5 tips for well-executed object-oriented programming.

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0:00 Introduction
1:14 A little context
3:01 #1 You can combine FP and OOP
5:16 #2 Make lessons behavior-oriented or data-oriented
7:24 #3 Be careful with inheritance
10:22 #4 Using dependency injection
13:32 #5 Don't abuse Python's powerful features

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