The basics of object-oriented programming in Python [pt. 1]

[denerluizdasilva]

Thank you Sebastiaan, a clear and precise way to teach Python to everyone understanding! Congrats!

[realimaginary]

Your teaching style is amazing! Thank you.

[hasanbaaqeil]

thank you.. i did not release how much i needed this intro .. well done

[АртемийТемник]

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1) I really know something about Python
2) Your explanation...it's a really good!
Thanks for your work! I will watch your videos from the first one.

[tb]

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[benefankem]

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[rongwang]

the essence of object-oriented programming is to encapsulate the data (represented by object) and functions together, genius comment

[sheikhakbar]

Looking forward for the rest of the series! Thaks Sebastian!

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[sasjameijer]

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[personal]

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