This repository contains all the solved exercises from Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming course of second semester. The exercises have more complex and challenging concepts, as well as the use of classes. It was fundamental to improve my knowledge in this language and it also helped with my Bachelor's Degree in Information Systems at UDESC.
The final project was a presentation of a calculator developed by me in Python. I created basic functions, and graphical style was not used due to my lack of knowledge at the time. I separated each function into a different file to facilitate maintenance and make the code more readable. I also performed various validations to prevent typing errors. To use it, you should run the main.py code.
Used during the evolution of exercises and the final project:
- Tuples.
- Lists.
- Functions.
- Basic concepts: classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, dynamic linking, methods, messages, abstraction, encapsulation and reuse.
- Generalization and specialization.
- Project design, notions and implementation.
You need to have the Python language on your machine along with an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) or a website that can run the codes. For example:
- Python 3 - The programming language used.
- Mateus Adada - Developer and documentation - mateusadada
You can also see the list of all collaborators who participated in this project.
This project is under the license MIT. See the LICENSE.md file for more details.
Developed with ❤️ in Brazil 🇧🇷