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Lesson 4 Object-Oriented Programming in Python and QGIS Development

4.1 Overview and Checklist
4.2 Collections and Sorting
4.3 Open source desktop GIS software
4.4 QGIS: A Brief Overview
4.5 The QGIS Scripting Interface and Python API
4.6 Object-Oriented Programming in Python
4.7 Inheritance, Class Hierarchies and Polymorphism
4.8 Class Attributes and Static Class Functions
4.9 Inheritance in GUI Programming
4.10 Walkthrough I: A Bus Track Analyzer for GPS Data of Dublin Buses
4.11 Optional: Writing QGIS Plugins
4.12 Optional: Turning the Bus Event Analyzer into a QGIS Plugin
4.13 Lesson 4 Practice Exercise
Lesson 4 Assignment

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