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How does object-oriented programming work? We'll give a concrete demonstration of object-oriented programming in Python. Again, others have done this better, but seeing it in action may help you get a jump on using it yourself. (10 min) | How does object-oriented programming work? We'll give a concrete demonstration of object-oriented programming in Python. Again, others have done this better, but seeing it in action may help you get a jump on using it yourself. (10 min) | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:07, 20 June 2023
CSDMS 2020 Webinars
Level Up! Your Scientific Coding: Object-Oriented Programming
Abstract
Why is object-oriented programming important? We'll consider this from the perspective of a grad student starting a research project, a postdoc scrambling to publish papers, a researcher starting a collaboration, and a professor leading a group of students and postdocs. (15 min)
Where can you find good, reliable information on object-oriented programming? The internet is filled with content from others who have devoted their careers to this topic. We'll show you where we think are the best places to get more information. (5 min)
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