Learn SOLID Principles Easy in Python

In this comprehensive tutorial, we dive deep into the SOLID principles, but not just as abstract concepts, we'll be exploring them through Python! SOLID principles are the design principles that enable us to manage most of the software design problems. The SOLID principles are a cornerstone of Object Oriented Programming (OOP), but they can often seem intimidating and complex.
We've broken down these principles into clear, easy-to-understand lessons, using Python - a language celebrated for its readability and simplicity. Whether you're new to software development or an experienced developer wanting to deepen your understanding of good design, this video will be beneficial for you.
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🕒 Video Timeline 🕒
00:12 - What does SOLID Principles stand for?
00:52 - Overview of each principle
02:57 - The S Principle - Single Responsibility
05:40 - The O Principle - Open/Closed
08:43 - The L Principle - Liskov Substitution
10:20 - The I Principle - Interface Segregation
12:20 - The D Principle - Dependency Inversion
15:40 - Recap and Conclusion
📝 What You Will Learn 📝
✅ The importance of SOLID principles in software design
✅ How to apply SOLID principles in Python
✅ Practical examples and exercises to solidify your understanding
✅ Tips to refactor your existing Python code using SOLID
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[@aviraltiwari3412]

Thanks for this video. Very helpful. On the other hand, the editing and overall quality of the video was amazing.

[@codingwithroby]

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[@ooktsl]

Super. Is there a git Repo for this code examples?

[@LifeDude]

Awesome 🎉

[@codingwithroby]

Thank you! Cheers! ❤️

[@YouHaveToLoveMe]

Can you share the code?

[@user-lo2vs9jk2e]

i watch it to practice listening