Mastering Object-Oriented Python

See http://www.packtpub.com/mastering-object-oriented-python/book

Coming soon.

This is relatively deep, under-the-hood stuff for folks who want to master the Python feature set.

Here's the overview of what you get:

• 0 Some Preliminaries 3 examples, 56 lines
• 1 The __init__() Method 55 examples, 351 lines
• 2 Integrating Seamlessly with Python: Basic Special Methods 92 examples, 558 lines
• 3 Attribute Access, Properties, and Descriptors 33 examples, 310 lines
• 4 The ABC's of Consistent Design 18 examples, 108 lines
• 5 Using Callables and Contexts 17 examples, 214 lines
• 6 Creating Containers and Collections 50 examples, 438 lines
• 7 Creating Numbers 12 examples, 232 lines
• 8 Decorators And Mixins – Cross Cutting Aspects 39 examples, 233 lines
• 9 Serializing and Saving: JSON, YAML, Pickle, CSV and XML 77 examples, 648 lines
• 10 Storing and Retrieving Objects via shelve 34 examples, 272 lines
• 11 Storing and Retrieving Objects via SQLite 45 examples, 410 lines
• 12 Transmitting and Sharing Objects 38 examples, 388 lines
• 13 Configuration Files and Persistence  59 examples, 490 lines
• 14 The Logging and Warning Modules 46 examples, 343 lines
• 15 Designing for Testability 38 examples, 393 lines
• 16 Coping With The Command Line  42 examples, 222 lines
• 17 Module and Package Design  31 examples, 93 lines
• 18 Quality and Documentation  42 examples, 269 lines
• Preface 3 examples, 12 lines
• Bonus Chapter 1 Archives and Directories  11 examples, 119 lines
• Bonus Chapter 2 Case Study: Document Analysis  39 examples, 308 lines

824 examples, 6467 lines

Yes. That's a lot of code. It's relentless.