Module 10 Summary
Thomas J. Kennedy
Having completed the Polymorphism, Interfaces, and Protocols module (i.e., Module 10) you should now be comfortable:
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discussing the differences between Abstract Base Classes and Protocols
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implementing
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summarizing when to use an inner class
1 Questions to Consider
Take a few minutes to think about the following:
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How can an inner class simplify code?
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How can an inner class made code more complex?
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How do Abstract Base Classes relate to S.O.L.I.D, specifically ‘S’?
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How do Abstract Base Classes relate to S.O.L.I.D, specifically ‘O’?
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How do Abstract Base Classes relate to S.O.L.I.D, specifically ‘L’?
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How do Abstract Base Classes relate to S.O.L.I.D, specifically ‘I’?
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How do Abstract Base Classes relate to S.O.L.I.D, specifically ‘D’?
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When is a Protocol be a better choice than an Abstract Base Class?
2 On to the Next Module…
The next module (i.e., Semester review & Things to Explore) will serve as a brief introduction to NumPy.