Designing a Python Class

In this video an approach to designing a Python class from a given specification is outlined. This will involve verb and noun 'analysis' that results in the definition of a UML class diagram that can then be converted to Python code.

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[@giray_koc]

Hi, great videos John Philip Jones really appreciated. Aren't credit and debit methods also setters here ? I see that when you design a class you don't use object word why is that ?

[@johnphilipjones]

I prefer to think of getters as a method that just returns a value and has no processing component. For a setter I regard it as a method that assigns a value and again does not contain any processing.
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