Python upgrade with Drylabs mentors

Python is a multi-paradigm language. And the combination of software design styles available to the developer is not dictated by an attempt to embrace the immensity. On the contrary, certain means provided by language are present only because of their usefulness.

So, OOP in Python exists as an integral part of the language. But is the object approach “the best”, universal, the only correct one? And should OOP code design practices found in other object-oriented languages ​​be applied to Python without modification, or should Python have its own way? Is there a place for design patterns or will “higher order functions suffice”? We'll figure out!