Python Inheritance (Make Your Code Modular!) #22

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[@serpentinefireball]

Just brilliant! I have understood everything as a complete beginner. Thank you!

[@curiouscucumber7162]

Your videos are so underrated, have learnt complex topics like OOPS in a matter of few days. Thanks

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[@nancyfazal2536]

Too good ! Please add lectures on Abstraction, Encapsulation and Polymorphism also.

[@srikrishna546]

Can you please continue this series it clears the doubts so much with such an ease. Thanks for the video and please please please upload more such videos

[@jeevithaloknath9787]

super explanation. Nothing was getting inside my mind before watching this. really wonderfull!!

[@saiavinashduddupudi8975]

Correction at 03:43 - It should be *Object of Dog Class* Not Animal class Because objects of the Animal class does not have access to attributes and methods of Dog Class.

[@ziyah1735]

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[@piyushkurve457]

Please make videos on Multiple Inheritance and Operator overloading as well

[@yordannedelchev8797]

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[@vedakunjir7916]

Can you please continue the series sir ,its easy to understand the way you teach

[@aidendouglas8672]

Thank you! This was a very helpful video

[@homerdarang2832]

I clearly understand the OOP here. Thanks dude.!

[@kajalchandravanshi2456]

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[@Rameshkumar-tn3wp]

Simple explanation , thanks...

[@DessertWali]

Your explanation is really very good Please make all videos on Oops concept s

[@kawaiikina3618]

Happy Programming!😇

[@sandipansarkar9211]

great explanation

[@tamimadnan4482]

class polygon(): def __init__(self, sides): self.sides = sides def display_info(self): print("the polygon is a two dimensional shape with straigt lines") def get_perimeter(self): perimeter = sum(self.sides) return perimeter class triangle(polygon): def display_info(self): print("the triangle is three sides of edges") class quadlilateral(polygon): def display_info(self): print("the quadlilateral is four sides of edges") t1 = triangle([3,4,5]) perimeter = t1.get_perimeter() print("The perimeter is", perimeter) here showed that the triangle has get_perimeter attributes, but I can't fix the error. Can u please help me?

[@edmondallan466]

you didnt give space known as indendation in the class polygon methods if you space in methods of the class polygon your program will correct

[@OmarMohamed-it8ly]

This helped me so much...thank you

[@omkarpanda3906]

waiting for abstraction and encapsulation #askprogrammiz

[@vaishnavivr3204]

Can u please create one video about polymorphism, encapsulation and abstraction please...

[@riyashrestha3483]

Which text editor do you guys use?😀 #askprogramiz

[@JohnWickXD]

Thanks alot;)

[@surya691]

Should we have to give "object" to function name ?? Here dog1 for dog?

[@shankarsai2067]

What is this class... when will u start Python modules??

[@shalinigilani739]

what does argument (self) mean ?

[@morin1997]

Yeah, this is getting hard... :D

[@Ynaxio]

10:11 why comma and not dot??

[@programizstudios]

We use comma in the print() function to print multiple objects. For example, print("Hello", "there") And, the . operator is used to access methods and attributes of an object. For example, my_list = [1, 2, 3] my_list.append(4) print(my_list)

[@jafecc]

Always make sure that the spelling of every word must be correct.

[@divyaahirkar9183]

IS THIS CODE RIGHT???? marks = int(input("enter your marks:")) number_of_subjects = int(input("enter no. of subjects:")) class marks_obtained(): def __init__(self,name,marks,number_of_subjects): self.name = name self.marks = marks self.number_of_subjects = number_of_subjects def percent_obtained(self): total = self.marks/self.number_of_subjects percentile = total*100 print("self.name has scurred :" ,percentile) return percentile def rank_securred(self): if percentile >=90: print("self.name has got an A ") elif 90 >percentile>=80: print("self.name has got B") else : print("self.name has got C") return rank class student_1(marks_obtained): pass c1 = student_1("Harry",marks,number_of_subjects) percentile = student_1.percent_obtained() rank = student_1.rank_securred()

[@darkwolves03]

you dint pass the marks and number of subjects arguments

[@mishrarenuka7505]

write a program to calculate the total amount payable by the customer on purchase of any item with GST lived on it develop a user friendly approach using while loop Bro iska source code bata do Ya phir kisi ko bhi ata ho toh bata do plz

[@divyaahirkar9183]

HOPE THIS HELP!!! # write a program to calculate the total amount payable by the customer on purchase of any item with GST lived on it develop a user friendly approach using while loop class Amount_payable(): def __init__(self,name,cost_of_item): self.name = name self.cost_of_item = cost_of_item def total_amount(self): GST = 10.3 if self.cost_of_item > 1000: final_amount = self.cost_of_item + GST print(final_amount) else: print("its GST free") return pay class Customer(Amount_payable): pass c1 = Customer("janet", 50000) pay = c1.total_amount() print(pay) class Customer2(Amount_payable): pass c2 = Customer2("harry",100) pay = c2.total_amount() print(pay)