Class Variables And Class Methods In Python

[@atulsain6170]

Thank you. I watched many videos but only this example could explain the purpose of class method

[@junne_k]

Very intuitive, Clear, simpler than any other resources! I really appreciate your work @Krish Naik!

[@apoorv2498]

today i was little confused abt application of class and objects and searching YT but thanks for uploading it.

[@sumitmaurya6152]

What a way of expalining... just awesome🔥🔥🔥

[@rachitban]

We can write anything instead of self and cls, it is just a convention

[@axelgomez7819]

thank you for the quick lesson Krish. I learned something new in less than 10 mins... is very good to learn good coding practices 👏🏻🇬🇹👋🏻

[@121MrVital]

Hi Krish, Plz make vedios on big data,hadoop clusters,hive.. now a days companies need along with data science they also need data engineers..plz make create a separate playlists for data engineering concepts also that would be very helpful

[@ZahidHasan-cc8tf]

Yes. That's much needed course.

[@pratikpande7597]

Can you please make video of scope of class variables and instance variables

[@navedadenwala5922]

thanks sir i learn a lot from this playlist

[@NaveenSingh-js6ts]

Sir, could you please make a video about why there is almost no job openings for freshers in Python. I have been learning python from last 6months but since there is no jobs available for freshers I'm thinking to switch to another language. Is it a good idea or should I stick to it...

[@YASH-ww3cw]

You have to call the revise_base_price function manually right, then why don't just change base price instead of using class method. Can anyone tell a valid example when to use class method so I can understand better.

[@Bindu_Ivaturi]

Hi Krish, Nice video!! i have a doubt suppose we have two different class and in first class I have some n parameters with some function and I want to access it from another class without inheriting it. How would that be possible? Thank you in advance!!

[@raymondsful]

Can we use self.base_praise=base_praise ?

[@ittecheval1868]

your explaination is not straight forward.