oop_intro#
Series: lecture-python-programming
File:
lectures/oop_intro.mdAudit date: 2026-05-28
Categories audited: writing, math, code, figures, references, links, admonitions (JAX out of scope)
Overall score: 8.5 / 10
Priority: LOW
Score breakdown#
Category |
Score |
One-line note |
|---|---|---|
Writing |
7/10 |
A handful of Title Case H3/H2 stragglers; otherwise solid. |
Math |
N/A |
No math content. |
Code |
8/10 |
|
JAX |
out of scope |
— |
Figures |
N/A |
No figures. |
References |
N/A |
No citations. |
Links |
10/10 |
Uses |
Admonitions |
9/10 |
|
Issues#
Critical#
None found.
High severity#
None found.
Medium severity#
[qe-writing-006] — Several H2/H3 headings use Title Case rather than sentence case. Examples: line 84
### Type, line 145### Identity, line 168### Object Content: Data and Attributes, line 204### Methods, line 261## Inspection Using Rich, line 283## A Little Mystery, line 333## Summary, line 349## Exercises. Count: 8 occurrences.
Low severity#
[qe-writing-001] — Mostly one-sentence paragraphs; a few multi-sentence paragraphs (e.g., lines 50–56).
Strengths#
Lecture title “OOP I: Objects and Methods” follows qe-writing-006.
Bold for definitions used (e.g., methods) per qe-writing-005.
Italic used for emphasis (
*is*,*everything is an object*).!pip install richcorrectly placed at top withhide-outputper qe-code-003 (rich is not in default Anaconda).Exercise/solution pair fully compliant with qe-admon-001/qe-admon-002/qe-admon-005.
Recommended actions#
Convert headings to sentence case (“Type”, “Identity”, “Object content: data and attributes”, “Methods”, “Inspection using Rich”, “A little mystery”, “Summary”).