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![]() ![]() Chapter 13—Classes and OOPPython is a fully object-oriented programming language and was designed that way from the beginning. However, Python does not require you to program in such a manner—you may continue to develop structural/procedural code as you like, and can transition to "OO" programming anytime you are ready to take advantage of its benefits. Likewise, this chapter is here to guide you through the concepts as well as advanced topics, such as operator overloading, customization, and delegation.
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