Python Attributes

[Gribouillis]

My question has to do with the lack of private attributes, and whether it is necessary or "pythonic" to try to limit the numbers of publicly available attributes

From the language's point of vue, you can have as many attributes as you want and we could say it is an intellisense issue or limitation. From the point of view of OOP design, I'd say that there is a design problem if a class has too many attributes. It means that some of these attributes could be grouped together and form subojects aggregated to the initial object.