Python Interfaces and Abstract Base Class (ABC): A Must-Know for Advanced Programmers

Take your Python programming skills to the next level with this must-know topic: interfaces and abstract classes. Learn how to implement these important concepts in your code and become a more advanced programmer. We cover everything from basic syntax to real-world applications. Don't miss out on this essential tutorial!
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⏰ Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:35 Interfaces in Object-oriented Programming
1:35 Abstract Classes in Object-oriented Programming
2:13 Why Python doesn't have Interfaces and Abstract Classes
3:11 Python Duck-typing
4:55 Duck Test
5:51 Implementing an Abstract Class in Python
7:44 Implementing an Interface in Python
9:45 Outro

[@adeolaogunleye7965]

Nice video, I really enjoyed it.

[@estevaoyt]

Beautiful explanation, now it's clear to me the difference between an abstract class and an interface. Keep it up!

[@k0nze_builds]

Glad it was helpful!

[@godray25]

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[@elias6406]

I honestly don’t understand you don’t many views. I enjoyed your explanation. I would like to see a complete tutorial especially on oop and design patterns.

[@danielschmider5069]

Giving the interface and the class the same name was weird, I was really surprised this actually worked! Is it because the Talking Class is defined later (further down) in the code?

[@JefferyHarrold]

The Talking interface and associated implemented Talking class...them having the same name and working, was that just a quirk of Python that shouldn't be encouraged because it will probably be fixed at a later date? Looking at the autocomplete prompts that were coming up, probably from practicing, was the implemented Talking class supposed to be called TalkingDog?

[@k0nze_builds]

You are absolutely correct. I actually made a mistake while recording, the listings in the accompaniment blog article show the correct code.

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