Python Classes and Object | Python Tutorial #16

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[Quotient]

I’ve checked out several python tutorials on object oriented programming and the concept never really stuck. Your video is the first one where that light clicked on in my head and I finally understood not only how objects and classes work, , but I now understand WHY I would want to use objects in my code. Thank you my brother.

[almaharnu]

I love how you break down this class and object in python. I struggled to understand from other resources. Thank you so much.

[azzy]

Thank you so much! i was stuck on Classes and Objects for a long time, watched multiple videos but i still couldn't get around it, your videos are so simple and so clear! watched this video once and now i feel like a pro :D Keep up the good work!

[italomachado]

Thank you very much, it was the best explanation I've ever heard

[ssigitas]

After many watches about classes, probably is the best and simplest explanation. Not everything explained, but maybe I'll start to understand how to use classes in Python

[milangerloff]

Very informative and easy to understand

[victoralvesdeoliveira]

Thanks Bro, greetings for Brazil. Thanks for talk slow, we love that.

[kianrees]

Thank you so much, you are so clear and you have got yourself a new sub. Keep it up!😁

[danielkamau]

Waoh bruh ....thanks . I had a big darkness in classes as a beginner not knowing difference between behaviours and priorities

[tugealdinrahma]

It is really useful effort, I could get understand coding a bit now. thanks

[calories]

You’re better than my professor. Bless you sir ! 🙏🏾

[PVZ_]

thanks from Portugal, you are a a good teacher 🙏💪

[bsummer]

How this made me understand classes.

Understand it with this relationship .""Mother and child" =>> The Mother been the class and the instances been the child/ren.

"TO instantiate means to create an example of the CLASS(Mother)"

[FelixChamber]

Very clear and concise. Thanks a lot!
Especially helpful was the example you coded for the behaviour of the objects :-)

[mohammedag]

Thank you so much I finally understood classes and objects

[Fullrusher]

Omg this was such a great video !!! I’m not even on classes yet and wanted to know what it was about to get rid of nervousness and boom ! Super easy lol the only think I don’t get still is the “__init__” thing what is this exactly doing ?

[teleporter____]

I am struggling with __init__. Would i ever want to use this if i only want call the class to call a function? For example, i want to call a Class to write a success message at the end of a script (with 1 input) for multiple scripts. Wouldn’t I just create a function inside the class that writes a success message with the success message? The only input being the job name? For example: 2 jobs, at the end each call the class and function. In doing so, i call this and input the job name as the parameter, this works.. is there a need for the __init__ in this case?

[kefal]

this really helped me out, thanks a lot for great explanation :)

[Dannyfsp]

Wow I understand it clearly now, what bout if I wanna change a particular attribute eh change the John to Paul

[mohamadkenway]

Salamon Alaikom Man
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