Object-Oriented Programming concepts, with Python

Object-oriented programming (OOP) is a method of structuring a program by bundling related properties and behaviors into individual objects. In this tutorial, you’ll learn about object-oriented programming in Python.

This is object oriented programming cheatsheet

Molecular Crystal Simulation Library (mcse) is an open-source Python package for manipulating and analyzing molecular crystal structures

this repository contains solutions in python to the next.py python course problems of the Cyber ​​Education Center from campus.gov.il.

💫 CCOBJPGL-PY - Object-Oriented Programming in Python

python super builtin method behaves in mysterious ways, this project attemps at crafing a more mature and reliable solution

"This repository contains example codes covering object-oriented programming (OOP) in Python from A to Z. It includes fundamental OOP concepts such as classes, inheritance, and polymorphism, as well as two projects based on real-world scenarios

Polymorphic fields for Django

A versatile tool for working with shellcodes

This python tool injects shellcode in Windows Program Executable to backdoor it with optional polymorphism.

Python Object Oriented Programing

This repository is a comprehensive collection of well-documented and implemented design patterns in Python. This repository serves as a valuable resource for software developers and architects looking to understand and apply design patterns effectively in their Python projects.

A program for playing arbitrary two-player adversarial games using the alpha-beta pruning algorithm.

Describe processes as type transformations, with inference that supports subtypes and parametric polymorphism. Create and query corresponding transformation graphs.

Inventory Management System for Posh Palette - A High-End Lifestyle Retailer using SQL

Object Oriented Programming Postulates on different programming languages (Easy examples) 💎

This is a very simple example of Python polymorphism with the purpose to shade some light in how this is working.

Solutions for problems from the "Python OOP" course at SoftUni