Object Oriented Programming (OOP) In Python - Beginner Crash Course

[@dsdridi5362]

after 6 weeks of tutorials from different channels, this one is the best, respect ❤🙋‍♂️

[@patloeber]

happy to hear this :)

[@electronpro6347]

This one the one I only understand

[@ciscoserrano]

This is amazing. I’ve been struggling with these concepts for so long and now I understand!!!! Thank you.

[@patloeber]

I'm happy to hear that :)

[@shekharkumar7905]

Same here bro ...

[@shekharkumar7905]

Thanks python eng. Ur explanation is really so amazing

[@jstdream2u]

I too found your video great. Some people fail when it comes to explaining OOP and it's concepts, but the way that you broke it down and also showed what happens when you do something wrong was not only informative, but EXTREMELY helpful, especially when it comes to grasping the individual concepts as well as the whole. Thanks for taking the time to create the tutorial. 👍

[@lesserknownfacts7849]

@@patloeber You tutorials are awesome bro, they are absolutely mindblowing. Could you please tell me which theme are you using in the video? Keep up the great work and have a great day ;)

[@alexandredelnegro6354]

You have the gift of teaching, man. Thanks for creating this video and making it available for free. +1 follower and fan

[@unpatel1]

Excellent OOP course! This should be the first OOP course for everyone starting in Python OOP. Thank you Python Engineer for such a great explanation of a very difficult topic.

[@vinodkarnati8012]

sir i have doubt in this oops consept....I hope you clarify in above program parent class is employee ...There is a attribute is only for parent class not to child class,if i give any attribute to parent class ,expecting same attributes for child class without giving the attribute to child class ,if we run program getting error "Attribute missing"how to resolve it

[@rainwave5]

@@vinodkarnati8012 when you' re defining the __init__(self, parameters): in the child, are you including the super().__init__(parameters) part?

[@imdadood5705]

One of the most underrated KZbin channels! ❤️

[@patloeber]

Thanks a lot :)

[@hideweapon1361]

take it from me, u are the best one who explained oop python in youtube

[@patloeber]

Thanks a lot :) glad it was helpful

[@braimahhassanoshiapemhe6430]

This guy is super good, would say this is the best tutorial I've entered on youtube, teaching complex stuff like its ABC. I'm sure gonna recommend your channel to my fellow pythonistas

[@patloeber]

thanks, really nice to hear this

[@hansmaier4119]

I second Francesco. (surprised the last comment is from 9 month ago) This is hands down the best OOP course I have tried. way beyond everything else. Truly thought and purposeful. Thanks a million, Engineer

[@kwang-jebaeg2460]

i am so happy to have an opportunity to INHERIT your knowledge :)) always thanks alot !!

[@patloeber]

haha good one

[@eldrigeampong8573]

You are by far the best tutor in the world for OOP. I really enjoyed every bit of this video.

[@patloeber]

Thank you so much!

[@giaphatjs]

As a student, I've learned a lots from you

[@patloeber]

thanks :)

[@TheRealKitWalker]

So concise and precise. That's all that's required to clearly understand the concept and how to apply it effectively.

[@StefanoVerugi]

after a few attempts on YT (books and websites are too difficult for me) I understood concepts otherwise stranger, thanks to this video you made my day Patrick, really appreciated

[@longnguyenhoang764]

This channel is freaking underrateddddddddddd, you need 1M more views to deverse what you've done

[@JohnnyEnglish531]

Agree

[@stefmyt5062]

Excellent guide. I could really not understand anything using the classic "cat and dog" method of teaching this concept, but your guide really helped me!

[@qneal78710]

Wow, man....I've been going over this video for a week now, just going over and over it. I love this video, it teaches a whole lot better than the book I'm studying from. I just don't think I would have understood OOP without your video. I'm going to continue to go over this at times, just for practice. Thank you for making this video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rugmaable]

you are absolutely amazing. i am learning python, and I was having a hard time grasping teh concepts of OOP. I am now confident and it makes more sense thanks to you.

[@abdulkadirduran6297]

this is the best course I have ever seen. This course deserves compensation. Everyone should share. Now I feel like am pro. Thanks Engineer Patrick Loeber.

[@mabeleain3320]

Fantastic!! Great explanation on OOP and summary of each section is really amazing. Thanks Patrick.

[@sheikhakbar2067]

One of the best videos on OOP I've come across. Thanks a lot for your excellent effort.

[@patloeber]

thank's for watching! glad you like it

[@zacky7862]

The best Python Instructor! I just finished watching the whole course. It helps me improve my skills. Thank you!

[@patloeber]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dastanozgeldi]

The best OOP tutorial that has understandable concepts I've ever seen. Thanks for sharing this video!

[@patloeber]

Glad it was helpful!

[@pekorabestgirl543]

You got my sub, NeuralNine and Patrick Loeber are the only 2 coding channel i have subbed on youtube.

[@suvisinteriors3663]

I can't thank you enough for this amazing lecture, Patrick! I wish you all the very best.

[@patloeber]

thanks a lot :)

[@ThespecialOtaku]

Man been search for some OOP videos for so long and your video is the only i could sit through

[@patloeber]

great!

[@tundemikail5678]

One of the best OOP videos out there. This helps me a lot because i had zero knowledge of OOP and i watched several videos, they all don't make sense until i found yours. You are a good teacher. God bless. You got my subscription.

[@patloeber]

thanks! Happy to hear that :)

[@christheone248]

This is the first time I understood OOP and in a language, I don't even know! Excellent video and explainations!

[@gamingandlinux7089]

Best most understandable organized video on oop in python.

[@BabatopeFagbenle-rk6jy]

I think I am sorry for coming to this party late. What a delivery. You are awesome.

[@НиколайНовичков-е1э]

I have been programming for thirty years. I am now learning Python. I know very well what object oriented programming is, but I want to say that your explanation is very good and should help those who are starting out. And it helped me to get to know Python better.

[@mwesigyenicholas7394]

Patrick I have just landed on your video but i can't thank you enough bro. Thanks a lot man. Very perfect and on point explanation

[@kieutrungtran1549]

Great OOP. Changed my understanding from -100% to 100%

[@NavodaKapukotuwa]

Thanks, Patrick, for clarifying most of the confusion I had from moving from C to Python. Very helpfull crash course.

[@lepidoptera9337]

How can you be confused by Python if you already know C?????

[@lepidoptera9337]

@@mdmd-un2gd Now it's falling into place.

[@TheProblembaer2]

Thank you, worked it through in a day. Now my head explodes. Great tutorial!

[@Ramt33n]

Struggled with this concept (OOP) in python for years, could not even grasp the most basics of it for some reason, Only relying on functions to get me going. Sir I wish you None but Success and Growth since you just unlocked a door and I'm excited to explore the possibilities "Python Classes" offer! Salute🙏

[@7999rahul]

Your videos are by far the best I've found here. many thanks for your hard work.

[@patloeber]

Glad you like them!

[@judeleon8485]

Great tutorial. Apart from the content, I like the speed, not too fast not too slow. So, it so easy to follow. I look forward to the next tutorial on advanced OOP in which it would nice if you include things like instantiating one class inside another class and passing one class as argument in another class

[@patloeber]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@devworks8787]

43:44 after all these years understood why super() is being used. Thank you!

[@InsightWeaver]

Excellent video mate! Keep up the good work, I struggled with OOP but you explained it really well. Thanks a lot !!!

[@mahfuzrahman5316]

watched this on 2X speed! finished in half the time. Thanks for the tutorial. Fastest I have ever learned a concept.

[@roshankumargupta46]

Dude this is simply awesome! Love the way you explain the concepts :)

[@patloeber]

thanks so much :)

[@josephomondi629]

this is a great tutorial that covers pretty much everything about class. thank you

[@breaktheloop9216]

Hey! Just wanna show some support as I found your tuturial is really good! Very comprehensive and clear which really helped me to get familiar with class! Please keep up the good work!

[@patloeber]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it

[@leybourne]

Absolutely brilliant! I wish I had this video when I first learnt OOP, rather unusually using VB5 (Visual Basic 5 - Power OOPs by Martin Rinehart)! This is one of the best video lessons in any programming language! Great job!

[@patloeber]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@puzzlesolver9088]

Thank you for this crash course! I can't wait for another, more advanced one ;)

[@patloeber]

Glad you like it :)

[@stevejoel8552]

Brother you are the best 👍 You have decomposed the barrier In 15 minutes

[@gauravpande602]

This is one of the best tutorials I have seen..too good !! Thank You Python Engineer :)

[@2k8glg]

Sir we are thankful for this excellent OOP in python tutorial. This tutorial clears confusing topics for beginner programmers.

[@vincentong6302]

Crystal clear explanation, thanks for posting this kind of videos, keep it up! You just make learning enjoyable

[@patloeber]

thanks a lot!

[@ifeyinwanwabueze8332]

This is the best tutorial on OOP I have seen. Thank you so much.

[@true_tamilan]

You are one among the very best teachers. I thank you from bottom of my heart.

[@kccchiu]

Even when I watch your MLalgo tutorials I find your oop very beautiful. Currently I am struggling with the concept. Thank you for this tutorial.

[@patloeber]

Happy to hear that!

[@slickwillie3376]

This is the best video I've seen on the subject. Big thumbs up!

[@patloeber]

Glad you liked it!

[@FranzFakler]

IMHO the best. Because there is not one huge project. He chooses for each Python method the appropriate code snippet. The other tutorials, after some minutes, You cannot keep pace and quite lost because the code You see does not work anymore because it has been changed a lot of times.

[@Zak-l7e]

Brilliant way to explain calmly and clearly the class and objects in python. well done and thank you

[@vigneshmohan6720]

Thank you so much man!!! I am a non-CS background guy , am able to understand this concepts clearly . I spend two days on this video and worth watching your crash course.. Thanks a lot :)

[@markeyeo]

Hi Patrick, thank you for the course. I finally think I understand OOP in Python. I noticed something strange about the getter/setter using the decorators.I added some print statements within the getter and setter functions and they came out when I called them in Spyder. However, in Jupyter, the print statements did not come out. Furthermore, I added some numerical constraints within the setter function and it also worked in Spyder but not Jupyter.

[@leoneruri6857]

Excellent tutorial, properly explained and beginner friendly

[@StarFury2]

Example salary attributes gave me strong motivation to finish this course ;) But seriously, great job explaining, especially parts about encapsulation and properties!

[@udayptp]

Thank you for this amazing and informative helpful video on oops with python topic. This is best on you tube. 😍

[@ramprksh555]

Very informative and the way of teaching is awesome! I came to this video after I watched your video on how can we dockerize python application.

[@Icarsuss]

Best explanation. I had some rough ideas about how it works, but now it's very clear. Thank you very much

[@lepidoptera9337]

So now that you heard a lot of bullshit about OOP you feel better? Why?

[@Icarsuss]

@@lepidoptera9337 what's the prob with u? Dad didn't return with the milk? Why?

[@lepidoptera9337]

@@Icarsuss Once you have a lifetime of experience everything looks different, young one. ;-)

[@Icarsuss]

@@lepidoptera9337 Everyone starts at some point and learn along the way young one. If someone makes an effort to teach other in a simpler way, learn to appreciate that. I guess your lifetime of experience hasn't teach you to be polite and grateful, old one :)

[@lepidoptera9337]

@@Icarsuss I have seen too many young idiots along the way. You need to learn not to increment that counter all the time. ;-)

[@sasikanth3147]

I am from Non-coding background I have watched video upto time stamp: 7:40, It kind of reminded me of the structures in C-programming which I learned long long ago. where for the first time I came acros "." and "->" operatiors to access the structure if my memory is correct. Looking fwd to watching and rewinding again and again to get the grasp of this concept.

[@aloksrivastava9742]

its the best OOPs tutorial available on youtube Thanks for sharing this. Also would like to point a slight correction @40:34 . We can not inherit __init__ function

[@i2mastering943]

Right. I am having trouble at this point as well. I get this when calling se: object.__init__() takes exactly one argument (the instance to initialize) All my code is the same. I was wondering if anyone was having the same trouble

[@manalabas4411]

The Best ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@letthemknowuncle5399]

Good one. was here for some quick reference and that was amazing!

[@patloeber]

happy to hear this!

[@Mdroudian]

Good video on classes... Haven't used a class since learning about dataclasses.

[@sachar367]

Perfect in all concepts, Thank you for teaching

[@heromil]

Excellent tutorial man, I am learning many many things about OOP and python with you!!

[@patloeber]

nice to hear this!

[@ssigitas69]

You are amazing. Very good explanation, very clear, no rush, just perfect. I want to see all your lessons in Python. I need to watch one more time and of course practice to understand more clearly. I wish all the best for you.

[@patloeber]

Thanks a lot!

[@study_with_thor]

When you use comments while teaching us I realized that I would be obsessed with this channel

[@patloeber]

Glad to hear that :)

[@canadahq6926]

Thank you Man. This is the only OOP course that i have enjoyed and has given clarity to what OOP entails. 👌👊🏄

[@koushikvss6277]

Underrated like hell

[@patloeber]

Thank you!

[@janirico5641]

Hi Patrick, this is wonderful tutorial on OOP, thank you very much for all your hard work and efforts. I've learnt so much from you...

[@hasantao]

This was very comprehensive and up to the point. Thank you!

[@montasirshams1631]

An amazing tutorial for the recap of basics of OOP in python.

[@nemesis_rc]

Best oops tutorial in python ngl

[@rezashahheidari5538]

Thank you so much- great style of teaching OOP and an awesome way of describing the four properties of OOP: Inheritance, Polymorphism, Encapsulation, and Abstraction.

[@kingswag177]

Hands down one of the best oop course for beginners 💯❤️❤️❤️ Thanks a lot man 😌

[@charmingera6512]

To be honest this is really a great course on OOP. Mindblowing🤩

[@MrGhost-do1rw]

Excellent lecture. Thank you Patrick

[@thebuggser2752]

One of the best expositions of OOP that I've seen. Very clearly presented and motivated. Great!

[@seyeeet8063]

i unsubscribed when you start talking about tensorflow, but now I subscribed again and you have me back lol thanks

[@patloeber]

haha great to see you back :) TF was only a short course, I want to go back to other stuff and more PyTorch again

[@seyeeet8063]

@@patloeber Im back forever :D

[@ralenesworld198]

I am so excited to go through the tutorial

[@patloeber]

Hope you'll enjoy it :)

[@gustavrasmussen473]

Another awesome video, thanks alot. Suggestion for oop2.py, in the information method: a slightly less verbose f-string would be f"{self.name = }, {self.age = }, {self.level = }". It gives the same output upon invocation.

[@patloeber]

thanks! and yes nice tip

[@francescopiazza4882]

Excellent course, very good, thanks !

[@tatendamukonoweshuro3008]

This is amazing ,best lecturer

[@dfields9511]

good crash course. I was coming from a heavy C++ background. so alot of this is same as C++ but syntax is slightly different . now I know of another lang that supports multi-inheritance (neeto-gag)

[@hariprasathpanneerselvam5361]

Great! Make a video about the perfect path to become ML engineer

[@anurasenarathna1703]

A very good. One of the best in OOP. Thank You.

[@abteyeb7969]

is clear and we see letters writing very well

[@patloeber]

Great

[@tcidude]

Can't wait to go over this tutorial!

[@patloeber]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@KhanhDuy-dv2ub]

What is an amazing tutorial video for a beginner like me! I found that you mention protected and private attributes in this video ( 1:02:13 ), but for the examples, you always use protected attributes ( and I see these attributes are able to access outside without getter and setter )

[@patloeber]

yes in practice Python programmers mostly use protected variables

[@MiDiCur]

Thank you for a very clear and well paced excelent tutorial.

[@IrfanPavel]

The best one I got after a long time...Thank you so much

[@rahmen70]

Master Class,,, Loved It,,, Waiting for next advanced one

[@patloeber]

glad you enjoyed it :)

[@quantumastrologer5599]

When in doubt choose the guy with a german or indian accent to teach you programming.

[@tyronemixx]

😂

[@SashoSuper]

It is best if he has a mixture of both.

[@shubhamthedeveloper]

This guy provides this standard for free.

[@sheereenfathima]

Wow Superb explanation given by you now I can understand somewhat Object oriented programming Thaank you very much

[@patloeber]

Happy to help

[@ОленаДоманська-и3х]

Your explanation is amazing! Thank you so much 💗