#49 Python Tutorial for Beginners | Class and Object

[@sivaprasad-0206]

This is beyond excellence! After 24 years, I'm finally understanding how classes actually work.

[@motivationda2067]

THEN MY 2 YEARS DOESNT MATTER IT SEEMS LOL

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Not all heroes wear capes! This video was the "silver bullet" i needed to understand classes in python. Hope to see more videos concerning other aspects of python.

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[@edwardgregory9219]

this is how I understood it and I hope it can help others in their thought process, its a bit long but worth the read. · The logic in creating Classes and its objects are similar to how we work with functions. · Remember when we create a function, we 1st define it with a keyword, 2nd assign it with arguments, 3rd give the logic/conditions (we know these as statements) 4th return the values and 5th call the function to execute it. In the aforementioned process we have ( : ) colon, which indicates that it’s a function and followed by its appropriate indentations. · In Classes we have a similar process of syntax, 1st, we create the class by using the keyword class to indicate it’s a class, 2nd followed by the keyword (the name of the class/design) and again the use of ( : ) to indicate that 3rd, it will follow a METHOD (remember from Tutorial 48, Functions in an Object Oriented Programming are called METHODS), 4th, followed by its logic or the condition/statements of the METHOD, i.e. what is it that the METHOD should do?, 5th, after which we CREATE THE VARIABLE (The object) that will be used as the argument in the METHOD of the CLASS, and 6th lastly CALL the Class’s Method for execution. · For example, we are creating a METHOD through CLASS and assigning HUMANS as variables and when each human is CALLED it will step forward and shout, Hello Sir! class human(): # Here we have created the CLASS by using the keyword, which is an OBJECT called human def shout(self): # Here we have defined its METHOD of which the object HUMAN is going to BEHAVE (function), in this example when called they will say Hello Sir! print('Hello Sir!') # The statement, i.e. what the VARIABLES are supposed to do when called upon ed=human() # Here we created new VARIABLES and assigned them as HUMAN dan=human() jon=human() human.shout(ed) # Here we are calling the CLASS by using its METHOD to pass the ARGUMENT to trigger the ACTION of saying Hello Sir! In other words we are saying; Hey Human, shout Hello Sir, you Ed human.shout(dan) human.shout(jon) jon.shout() # this is another way (a more common way) of CALLING the CLASS, as you can see we are simply saying - VARIABLE (ed) followed by the METHOD (shout) the ACTION of Hello Sir! ed.shout() dan.shout()

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You have really made the concept of OOP in Python less terrifying to me. I used to be afraid of it because I never understood what classes and objects were. Thank you!

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I love your ‘method’ of teaching. You acknowledge how beginners don’t understand how this stuff works. So working your way back and making everything clear was very helpful. Thank you!

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Thank you

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@@brennanreedy3367 Why are you saying (str('Thank you'))?

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9:01 This is where Python and Java are similar. I love this course as Navin sir compares Python with Java at many instances to make things clear for students like me, who is switching from Java to Python. 😀🎉

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Unrelated, but may I please ask why are your switching from Java to Python?

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[@jasonzelin5351]

Never thought understanding the concept of class and objects would be so quick and easy. Thank you a lot!

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This is the best python tutorial I found to be on youtube ! Thank you for the simple explanation and concepts.

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Hands down the best playlist to learn python. Navin you're doing a commendable job on this channel. All the very best and thank you for the content !

[@sanyogpatial1819]

I have been banging my head for 3 days to wrap my head around the concept of class, method ,objects their interplay in OOP after countless google search and you tube search this video saved a day for me by explaining each concept step by step in clear and concise way. Thanks a lot and more power to you. I firmly believe that “ there are no difficult concepts but only difficult explanations”.

[@skviknesh]

Seriously Navin, A big Thank you! First place where I understood class completely

[@raghav4858]

Hey when I use print(comp1.config()) My output is: i5,16gb,1TB None Ques:Why did this "None" come

[@PavanKumar-by8dc]

@@raghav4858 if u use obj reference by calling class methods in print it shows you the none , because it expects the return

[@aritroshome4443]

@@raghav4858 print returns void or None as config does not return anything but itself prints a line

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Shi kha..

[@umeshpandey5226]

One of the best oops tutorial on KZbin plateform...never seen before.....thank you very much to Naveen sir..

[@shruts_thegirl]

class shruti : def config(self) : print("how are you shruti") shru = shruti() shruti.config(shru)

[@shruts_thegirl]

class eleventh : def config(self) : print("omkar is topper of class") ele = eleventh() eleventh.config(ele)

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I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest gratitude for the incredible content you share on your KZbin channel. Your explanations are so clear and thoughtful that they make even the most complex topics easy to understand. I truly appreciate the time and effort you put into each video. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for being such an outstanding educator. You've made a significant impact on my learning journey, and I'm incredibly grateful to have come across your channel. Keep up the amazing work! Warm regards, Asmaa,

[@KoreaRwkz]

4:07 I believe the __main__ lets us know that the computer class is defined in the main file. If it were defined in another file, it would show the corresponding module name.

[@sreekarg8648]

Does that mean one can have classes inside classes?

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[@S0912S]

It was a great session. I get easily confused every time I try to understand this concept and this really helped, thank you!

[@karanb2067]

this concept was made so hard in an earlier bootcamp of python I took, Thank you for making it so much clear!

[@krishnarout9176]

Thankyou sir, too teach for free. You are really a Great person With Great personality.

[@rajeshSimpleton]

Adding to the 'self' reference int example: a=5 print(type(a)) #Output: int.bit_length(a) #Calling the int class's bit_length method for the int object a a.bit_length() #Calling the object's method without self reference

[@shruts_thegirl]

class subject : def config(self) : print("hi shruti") sub1 = subject() subject.config(sub1)

[@mideroberts]

This video just de-mystified the concepts of "classes". I like how your examples are so relatable; that way I can have proper building blocks in my head. Kudos to you. I am definitley gonna look for more vidoes from you.

[@johng5295]

Thanks in a million. If you can explain like this to a child, it means you have mastered it. A+

[@MovieBinge007]

Your videos are my new addiction Navin Sir!!!!

[@abufarhaz2306]

Bro, I was confused about python class for so long. It took 10 minutes probably for you to make it clear. You are great and so efficient.

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Just loving the way you teach.You're making it so simple to understand.Thank you so much for all the time you put in for us people.Love ❤Keep up with it 🔥

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Sir you are a better teacher

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Navin bhai I LOVE YOU!! May God bless you. You are a gem in the world of educating and explaining

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If you have come this far both you and navin(sir) are legend.

[@el0150]

3:51 switch on the subtitles, you won't regret it

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Your video editing further improves your explanation.

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[@sriniub7594]

we can use the below example also, it's working fine. class Computer1 : def configure(self): print("16 GB Ram, 500 GB Hard Disk, I5 Processor") comp1 = Computer1(); comp2 = Computer1(); comp1.configure(); comp2.configure();

[@Dhananjoybhatta123]

I heard about the "class" thing in programming. But I got to understand when I watched your video.Thank you so much. By the way sir, I'm have completed my 12th only, couldn't complete my grad. But I was always interested in coding. After watching your video I am willing to work on a real-time project. Thanks for your way of teaching. I want to learn more from you.

[@ThamizhpriyaM]

Thanks a lot Mr. Naveen Reddy. Finally, I understood the concept of classes and object.

[@rohit-2427]

Lucky to find this channel I've been searching randomly for python tutorials and I found this channel and gone through the videos and you know what's next😎😎 addicted to his teaching 😉

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Thank you for the great tutorial. In simple words I will say, you are the best tutor for Python because you can breakdown the hardest concepts in Python into very easy to understand explanation which is so easy for students of any level of understanding..

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Sir, please come up with another series because your explanation is excellent and that helps accelerating our understanding, do not know what to do once 62 lessons are done.

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I'm new in this industry, after watching at least 4-5 times. I able to understand Thanks :)

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[@Stay.Strong.Keep.Moving]

Awesome one! Much intuitively explained in contrast with a number of other places I tried. Went straight in. Looking forward to watching a great explanation again in lecture #50. Thanks Navin!

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[@pavan5208]

best tutorial I came across to understand about Classes in python. Thank you!

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Way easier to understand than any other online platforms ❤️❤️

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[@bhavana333]

Awesome explanation. I am learning oops concepts first time and this kind of base i expected. Thanks so much . Really helpful.

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[@abhishekbhardwaj3177]

Sir, at 5:09 you say that don't use built-in class name as a name for your custom class, it will give error. I make classes named as 'int', 'float', 'str'. But my code works fine. The code as follows: class str: def msg(self): print("Good Evening... Have a great future ahead.") def check(self,obj): print(self is obj) a = str() a.msg() Output: Good Evening... Have a great future ahead. Big thumbs up for your great explaination. Reply soon sir.

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Thank you sir for providing best python classes , your teaching skills are beyond perfect

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Wow stumbled upon this video and it's easily the best explanation of class/object I've ever seen 😮

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[@lynx0808]

I have watched so many videos on classes and this is the one i needed! Thank you

[@AutusDeletus98]

i love your analogy. It makes the concept way easier.

[@hetalpandya6137]

Here i understood the class clearly ..and why everything in python is object ..

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[@atulayagupta785]

Very clear explanation for beginners, Thanks

[@MUNA116ful]

Your way of explaining is just AWESOME. Thank you so much.

[@debakamalhazarika7097]

Sir , your way of approaching is good. I learned python upto an intermediate level..but wanted to go further and here your videos are helping me a lot. Its very systematic with reasoning, "why" , "how" and "when" to use all these. Just can you elaborate about "class" with some definitions .Thank You

[@yogeshraja1481]

guys, mostly no one can understand easily. after watching at the end of the video, again re-play this video, then can understand. navin jii..awesome...

[@sanketjori1981]

okay so finally i am cleared what classes and objects actually thank you so much sir

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[@muhammadkarim4231]

The best tutorial on classes

[@jaswantdn7]

I have been looking for a solution to my problem. finally, I got one. Thank you, sir.

[@PavanKumar-by8dc]

We can also use obj reference like, Comp1.config() .. without using parameters

[@Nikhil-qi4oz]

class c1 extends object field i field j method initialize (x) begin set i = x; set j = -(0,x) end method countup (d) begin set i = +(i,d); set j = -(j,d) end method getstate () list(i,j) let t1 = 0 t2 = 0 o1 = new c1(3) in begin set t1 = send o1 getstate(); send o1 countup(2); set t2 = send o1 getstate(); list(t1,t2) end

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[@Pranavryan]

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8:21 is best explanation

[@sateeshkumar-h9w]

Hi sir, first of all, Thank you so much for making the lectures on python concepts which are very clear to understand. Here i got 2 doubts, first one is, are variables and objects both same?? Second doubt is, are classes and data type same?? i understand it looks silly. Don't mind for these.

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[@iammiban]

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