What is Object Oriented Programming in Python - OOPS in Python | Complete Tutorial

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[@saurabhsingh-hd4fv]

Very well explained, I have watched oops concept at so many places on youtube but there is no compare of others with this one. This is called the proper teaching where you are able to explain the concepts to layman person as well.

[@bahlolahmad9634]

At last koi mila jo samjha saka. Thank you so much

[@selenophile6688]

I just can't explain my gratitude towards you sir....I have watched 8-9 yt videos on oops but didn't understand a single point..... finally after this video I'm understanding it..... thankyou so much sir❤️🤗

[@santanubhattacharya9865]

Thank you vaiya ... finally cleared many doubts about OOP ..

[@RAJVEERBIRADAR360]

agar aapko class aur object ka example nahi samha toh aise samjho Class ek blueprint ya template hoti hai jo ek ya ek se adhik objects ko banane mein madad karti hai. jaise class car ek blueprint hai car ka jise aap ek se aadhik object bana sakte ho matla ab aap us blueprint se kitne bhi car bana sakte ho

[@RadhaRani-x2p5t]

Very nice, this is explained in the perfect way

[@rohinisingh6916]

Outstanding explanation sir..

[@satishb9975]

Thank you finally got the oops concepts great explanation for beginners 🎉❤❤😊

[@pushpaonfire4353]

❤

[@dishaglobal2574]

Hello, I want to add something here, either you are using print() stmt or return stmt in the function. If you call a function , both will display the result without using print stmt.

[@theanonymous92]

I don't know if I got you wrong, but if I am right You are saying that print and return will do the same thing in func right? But, there is a difference 1. If you print something in function then you can simply call it and it will display the result For example, for function add def add(a,b): print(a+b) If I simply call it add(1,2) it will display --> 3 BUT if I write the same function using return def add(a,b): return a+b And call it add(1,2) --> it won't print anything Because you are just asking it to return the result not display it. so, to display it, you can either do something like store this return value in another variable and print it _____ result = add(1,2) print(result) --> now it will display 3 Or Simply write print (add(1,2)) --> it will also give you 3 Why? Because you asked for the result by calling add(1,2) and then you asked for displaying it by putting it in print statement print(add(1,2)) Hope it helps, and again if that wasn't what you were saying and I misunderstood you. Sorry for that.

[@songsandlyrics9101]

Not really Returnig & displaying are two diffrent things

[@dakshbhardwaj7481]

@@theanonymous92 return gives value to variable outside function if to assign function to that variable it you do not return it will give none on that variable so 30 and none if return it will give 30

[@theanonymous92]

@@dakshbhardwaj7481 yeah, a bit unclear but you say right, And I said the same thing btw 1y old comments brings me back,😱🙂

[@s.screation2277]

Very simple explanation

[@HarshKumar-qy4im]

Sir best explanation ❤

[@nitindhuliya678]

Thank you sooo much sir ji 🥳🥳 again

[@shailytiwari3166]

Thank you sir 💐

[@sa-vv5mc]

superrrr

[@rajeshpatil7716]

Nice sir

[@montisaini5972]

Nice Work Sir Thankyou so much

[@ShivamMalik261]

Camel case nhi sir it's pascap case btw good explanation thnx a lot sir

[@anitashah831]

Thanku sir

[@jasbirnegi9213]

@wscubetech A bit more explanation on OOPS topic will be much appreciated since this is the important one.

[@VloggerHaseeb]

Finally learning oops 😂

[@Ramashish-bf9oz]

😂😂

[@ananyayadav2774]

Sir your videos are really good. But somehow you have mistaken camelCase for PascalCase. The class name is written in PascalCase.

[@Its_pro1101]

Starting 2:01

[@shayriroy6360]

nicely explained

[@KB-dd3zu]

I was not able to understand this lecture pls make this easy with easy examples😢😢😢😢

[@udishabhardwaj3210]

Plz decoraters ki video bhi upload kijiye

[@faiyazahmad21]

Programming paradigm or types par full video details bna dijiye

[@bcALIHUSSAN]

DemoClass is Pascal Case demoClass is camel Case

[@prashantbalyan12]

Yess !!

[@virajsharma5589]

sir Pascal Case 2:14

[@m.tayaabkhan5693]

Ye jo app likh rahy hain ye kis software main likh rahy hain because I'm newbie

[@nizrocky1164]

Let me check this out

[@Zeenat-b7x]

sir hm pycharm pr work kr rhy hn but module ni ho rha is mn due to reason understand sir please

[@m.tayaabkhan5693]

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[@nazmakhan462]

I've a question do u reply to comments then I'll ask my question

[@chaos8514]

are you learning this for a job?

[@pjoshi4678]

Yes

[@cs-anjan8763]

S u may

[@akgamingff7791]

Bhai tu same line ko baar baar repeat karke confuse na kiya kar

[@sanwalmehmood6151]

"Prior to this video, everything was explained brilliantly with great concepts. However, this particular video is extremely poor in its teaching approach and fails to convey the intended message effectively."

[@StudyPediaBySawan]

Not i understood this lecture

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Uups

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