Object-Oriented Python: Master OOP by Building Games and GUIs

Good book well written.

As a native procedural and functional programmer, I always thought object-oriented programming, was a little bit of a personal preference. With this book, however, I can clearly see the advantages of it and can see how it is well suited for environments like a GUI operating system. Now I just need to go out and start practising to fully cement this new type of thinking. Recommend this book, if you are wanting to understand, object orientation, and also learn how python works underneath the hood in some of these cases.

Kindle edition. I'm not very familiar with the concept of object orientated programming due to age and previous sequential programming techniques. I also struggled to get my head around some of the concepts. But I had a major light-bulb moment with this book. Well presented in manner that your brain might process the subject, it steps you through logical debate. I am only partially through reading this but already benefiting in programs I'm writing. If like me, this old topic is new to you I would highly recommend getting hold of a copy of this book.

Really well explained. The banking analogy works well, and the instruction to pygame is ok. Found the format to be clear and we'll structured too. Worthwhile purchase.