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  1. Kick your weekend off with a brand new podcast episode! Available now on your podcatcher of choice…plus new giveaway details this episode 👀

    by @bsky.app.profile.talesoftamriel.bsky.social & @uesp

    Tales of Tamriel by UESP | An Elder Scrolls Podcast: On U46, Subclassing and Solstice! | Tales of Tamriel

    Webseite der Episode: talesoftamrielpodcast.com/

    Mediendatei: traffic.megaphone.fm/ROBR27421

    #Subclassing #Gaming #News #U46 #ElderScrolls #ElderScrollsOnline #ESO #Solstice #Podcast

  2. Kick your weekend off with a brand new podcast episode! Available now on your podcatcher of choice…plus new giveaway details this episode 👀

    by @bsky.app.profile.talesoftamriel.bsky.social & @uesp

    Tales of Tamriel by UESP | An Elder Scrolls Podcast: On U46, Subclassing and Solstice! | Tales of Tamriel

    Webseite der Episode: talesoftamrielpodcast.com/

    Mediendatei: traffic.megaphone.fm/ROBR27421

    #Subclassing #Gaming #News #U46 #ElderScrolls #ElderScrollsOnline #ESO #Solstice #Podcast

  3. CW: Geek talk

    Thoughts on #OOP from an old #Python #code poet who’s been talking to machines 40 years, No. 1/397:

    1. #Subclassing is rarely helpful. I sometimes construct base classes for unit tests of related #objects. Often, however, these related objects requiring base classes to avoid copy-paste code became necessary b/c I used #subclasses in the first place.

    2. It can be helpful when subclasses represent distinct but related flavors of some common behavior.

    3. Multiple inheritance: No.

  4. CW: Geek talk

    Thoughts on #OOP from an old #Python #code poet who’s been talking to machines 40 years, No. 1/397:

    1. #Subclassing is rarely helpful. I sometimes construct base classes for unit tests of related #objects. Often, however, these related objects requiring base classes to avoid copy-paste code became necessary b/c I used #subclasses in the first place.

    2. It can be helpful when subclasses represent distinct but related flavors of some common behavior.

    3. Multiple inheritance: No.