OOP in Python | Object Oriented Programming

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TIME LINE 0:16 Introduction 07:04 Class and Objects 17:54 The _init_ method 24:18 Constructor, Self and Comparing Objects 35:07 Types of Variables 39:48 Types of Methods 51:16 Inner Class 58:23 Inheritance 1:04:59 Constructor in Inheritance 1:13:54 Polymorphism 1:14:48 Duck Typing 1:20:51 Operator Overloading 1:25:11 Method Overloading and Overriding

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0:16 Introduction 07:04 Class and Objects 17:54 The _init_ method 24:18 Constructor, Self and Comparing Objects 35:07 Types of Variables 39:48 Types of Methods 51:16 Inner Class 58:23 Inheritance 1:04:59 Constructor in Inheritance 1:13:54 Polymorphism 1:14:48 Duck Typing 1:20:51 Operator Overloading 1:25:11 Method Overloading an Overriding

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Finally a proper tutorial. For some reason other KZbinrs act like they can explain this topic in 5 minutes. While in reality this is a complex topic especially for beginners. So, in those 5 minute tutorials you might have a bit of a grasp of what you're doing, but you're still clueless when you are on your own. Thanks for the tutorial! It was very informative!

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I am surprised that I sat through the entire video in one sitting. Can't remember last time I did that! even for a movie. In all honesty, good explanation of the concepts, I am excited to learn more.

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Simple and Very Clear Understanding...Since a long time I was struggling with OOPS concepts but today, it got cleared mostly and I hope I will clear my interview as well for which I'm preparing ;)

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this helps me a lot!! I took a paid course on Udemy but couldn't understand OOP! but watching this video really helped me to understand the OOP concepts. CAN"T THANK YOU ENOUGH!

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Hi! Thanks for such a detailed lecture on OOP concepts using python. I found it really useful and wanted to say you thanks for all the efforts you put. Because earlier I got just very abstract level touch of classes but concepts like inheritance, class/static variables, instance variables, Class Methods, Instance Methods, Static Methods, Polymorphism, Duck typing, Operator overloading, Method Overloading techniques in Python and method Overriding. I learned a lot and really wanted to say you thanks for such detailed and in depth lecture which actually was different from others available on KZbin and was very informative.

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I written same that that wrote but __init__ method is not getting call automatically . I'm not getting output of __init__ method . Please can u help me

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Finally got a video that explains that OOP is a way of thinking with the concept behind class and object. Thanks man

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In operator overloading: def __add__(self,other): s1 = self.m1 + other.m1 s2 = self.m2 + other.m2 s3 = Student(s1,s2) return s3 This one worked well for me!

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you're adding m1s and m2s of different students tho.

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Thanks! I come from C++ and I was used to work with OOP, now that I watched this video, I realized that I don't need it that much in Python

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Awesome Video ! 🙏 In Method overloading (1:27:00) , student 1 and student 2 value added so for student comparison it can be like below def __add__(self, other): m1 = self.m1 + self.m2 m2 = other.m1 + other.m2 s3 = Student(m1, m2) return s3

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hey! can you explain to me I try at 17:00 computer.config('p') "&" computer.config(5) both gave the same output as in video then what sense of parameter here??? Please clear this!!!

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@@shubham8188 it's simple computer. Config(com1) It's process the object and object store the computer class's in simple it is just call whole computer() class bcoz computer class stored in com1

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This is so so good. For years, I never understood OOP but am getting a good feel for it now. Thanks so much :D

[@401anil]

Hi Naveen, I am able to see the change of class variable while changing using object instead of class. Is this expected? Code: class Car: # Whatever variables defined here are called class variables wheels = 4 mirrors = 3 def __init__(self): # Whatever variables defined here are called instance variable self.company = "Renault" self.milage = 20 self.gear = "Automatic" car1 = Car() car2 = Car() print(car1.wheels, car1.company, car1.milage, car1.gear) print(car2.wheels, car2.company, car2.milage, car2.gear) car1.company = "BMW" car2.company = "Maruti" car2.gear = "Manual" print(car1.wheels, car1.company, car1.milage, car1.gear) print(car2.wheels, car2.company, car2.milage, car2.gear) car1.wheels = 5 print(car1.wheels, car1.company, car1.milage, car1.gear) print(car2.wheels, car2.company, car2.milage, car2.gear) Output: (4, 'Renault', 20, 'Automatic') (4, 'Renault', 20, 'Automatic') (4, 'BMW', 20, 'Automatic') (4, 'Maruti', 20, 'Manual') (5, 'BMW', 20, 'Automatic') (4, 'Maruti', 20, 'Manual')

[@kiranpdas]

Anil A Yes, you can change the value of class variable using the object, but that won’t change the value of the variable for other objects. As in your example, the wheels of car1 was changed to 5 but that of car2 is still 4 and will be 4 for the class as well as any other object you create.

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Please explain a simple real time example with calssmethod, staticmethod etc,, which really tells the need for classmethod and staticmethod rather than printing some message.

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