Python Looking for programming exercises for OOP in Python

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The discussion centers on the need for practical programming exercises in object-oriented programming (OOP) with Python to reinforce learning. The original poster, having learned OOP concepts from a book without exercises, seeks resources similar to those used in university courses that typically include programming homework. A participant shares a link to a resource, Pynative, which offers Python OOP exercises, and the original poster expresses gratitude while asking for additional recommendations. The conversation highlights the importance of hands-on practice in mastering programming skills.
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Looking for programming exercises for OOP in Python
Hello
I learned object oriented programming in Python from a book. But it does not have any programming exercises. I do not learn very much unless I do some programming exercises. It helps to hone the skills. So, I am looking for some exercises if OOP Python is taught in universities. Usually, lecturers have a course page and then post programming homework. If you know any such course pages, please let me know. Or anywhere else is also fine. These exercises should help me thoroughly test my understanding of the learned concepts of OOP.

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How did you find us without knowing about google?

https://pynative.com/python-object-oriented-programming-oop-exercise/
 
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Yes, thanks. Seems good resource. Can you suggest anything else ? I will try googling myself.
 
I just grabbed something from the first few hits after googling 'python oop exercises'.
 
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