Object oriented programming

In the first part of this book you covered a number of tools that allow you to carry out mathematical techniques. One example of this is the sympy.Symbol object that creates a symbolic variable that can be manipulated. In this chapter you will see how to define similar mathematical objects.

Important

In this chapter we will cover:

• Creating objects.

• Giving objects attributes.

• Defining methods on objects.

• Inheriting new objects from others.