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Hi, I work with python on daily basis but and its been long enough that i expect myself to have an good grasp of it. But i still dont feel comfortable with classes. Reading it, writing it and understanding it. I feel i have not reached an "aha" moment yet. I have read and watched a lot though, I am wondering if there is a book suggestion to cover the subject, besides the following: -Mastering Object oriented -Python 3 object oriented programming
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