In my first class of csc148, I learned that Python is infested by objects. Python is an object oriented programming language and is adept at handling large amount of data. We can use this object oriented programming to process data more easily and even to create new software.
Over the course of the first 2 weeks of classes, I have learned that you can design an exception type. It was noted that it is important not to alter a class after you published it to prevent inconsistencies from different versions. A good way to build on to it is to make a subclass of the old class to overcome this problem. With this method, the existing class object functions will be carried over.
In our class, people are actively participating in class discussions. The small classroom provides a really good learning environment.
No comments:
Post a Comment