99 Bottles of OOP now available in Python

I’m gonna buy the book but I prefer composition over OOP. I prefer to have an init that takes some params where those params are fully baked clients of whatever services I need and then the class just uses them as needed. I don’t see a lot of value in having a Python class that might have a few or more classes that it extends where all the functions from all the classes crowd up the classes namespace.

Class Foo.__init__(self, db, blob_storage, secrets_manager, …)

Instead of class Foo(DB, BlobStorer, SecretsMgr)

Etc

Then you're going to be pleasantly surprised, because composition is actually a genuine OOP technique and Sandi Metz advocates for exactly this kind of sane OOP focused on encapsulation and objects making sense, instead of masturbating with class hierarchies.