OOP in Python - Classes, Objects, class methods, monkey patching & more!

In this tutorial on object-oriented programming (OOP) in Python, we use the analogy of making cookies to explain the concepts of classes and objects. This allows you to understand the distinction between classes (cookie cutters) and objects (cookies). We go on to explain how to define classes, create objects, and utilize methods. Additionally, this video covers the use of class attributes, instance attributes, class methods, and instance methods. Special cameo by monkey patching!

𝙋𝙧𝙤𝙜𝙧𝙖𝙢𝙢𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙮𝙡𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙨:

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Written & Produced by Michael Harrison
Edited by Megi Shuke and Michael Harrison

#python #pythonprograming #OOP

[soyuzssr]

I’m so happy !! A new Socratica Python video dropped !! Please do more such videos - they’re really so helpful !

[omhmpp]

Always happy to see ulka back with a programming video

[ADF]

Best channel in youtube. I wish you guys made an app so I would use it instead of getting distracted by youtube shorts :D

[ahmetahmed]

I'm really amazed by the way they made this video. It tells nothing but their mystery of the concept. The moment you are able to simplify the concept is the moment you earn the master of the concept title.
Well done! And I'm glad to be part of the Socratica family.

[Allen-byci]

Ulka is awesome as usual. Please list her in the credits.

[TheWyrdSmythe]

A nice concise overview of Python classes in only eleven minutes! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[Zancb]

Yay!!! I'm so happy to see a new video from Socratica! <3 Love your videos.

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Please do speed up uploading more amazing videos like this
I love the job you guys are doing here and appreciate it from the core of my heart🥰🥰🥰

[dewaynescott]

Thank you so much for these videos. I can’t even express how appreciative I am. Please keep them coming and this format for learning is perfect.

[pineablesoda]

this is such an amazing video, this along with the decorators one and a few others are awesome, I'm studying CS and I'm in my first ever semester of university and they're teaching python, it's a lot of content to understand but these videos help out a lot! like learning classes from my book and the uni lecture took me 3hours almost, but this video made me understand it much better in just 11 minutes, its insane.

[Mohammad]

Sent it to some friend and help him a lot. Outstanding explaining like always. You guys are awesome behind and in the front of Socratica Channel.

[DrDeuteron]

3:03 thank you so much for disambiguating "parameter" and "argument". Up next: dunder next, dunder iter, iterabale vs iterorator

[StwongDave]

As an App Dev, I will 100% be using "software thingies" to describe what I'm doing now.

[JorgeEscobarMX]

Very well done, explained. A second part with the explanation of creating and using the dunder methods: __repr__, __str__, etc would be great.

[murphygreen]

Man, those dunder methods are really magical

[amarmusovic]

I want every single thing I'm going to learn for the rest of my life explained by Ulka. 😀

[joaovazquez]

Que video legal.
Continuem com essa série, por favor, pois muito agradável o aprendizado.
Obrigado

[emman]

Excellent video. I did not know that for self, you can pass in whatever name you want. I will still use self as it is convention but that is quite interesting. It does not seem to be the same for cls though. I started using Python OOP like 2 years ago. They make my code look so clean. 😁

[Gtv]

This is pure Gold. So elegant and clear. My question is, do you have a course I can signup that is not on YouTube? I checked Socratica collections and I only see what is on YouTube

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