Python3 Intermediate Tutorial 2 - Classes

This is a tutorial that covers what a class is, how to make one in python 3 and talks about attributes and methods. . All Links and Slides will be in the description. Subscribe for more cool stuff!

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[cringefest]

Finally understand how they work. Thank you so much.

[MahaKhanMK]

Am going to start OOP next semester, wanted to learn about classes and I found your tutorials to be the best resource for it. Thank you.

[EDreyer]

starting with the intermediate series today. thanks Draps

[donaldslowik]

Be aware that `me.number = 1337` does not change the MyClass class attribute `A.number` but rather creates an new attribute on the `me` instance/object (which shadows the MyClass class attribute).

[Zzznmop]

what would define when cases are better to use OOP vs procedural approaches?

[gianlucapaul]

I think you gave a concise explanation as I understood your example, though I don't understand how this is different than just assigning variable names or how it pertains to more real world examples.

[DE]

why do all the .numbers have str before it i thought it would be int

[danfalls]

Not sure I followed you in the If Statement with the underscores.
if __name__ == '__main__':

Google search and StackOverflow suggest to me this line refers to special built-in variables. So, out of curiosity, I tried running the program without this If Statement and just going straight to Main() and it still worked.

As a beginner, should I just consider this some kind of error catching convention? Or maybe this will be better explained when I follow the remaining Intermediate videos.


Otherwise, I really like how this is all presented and especially the code files. I'm taking programming classes and thought I'd trying using Python to get well grounded in fundamentals during my winter break.

[davvoprod.]

How to run IDE in terminal like on video?

[lucioiams]

why is there str for an interger output??

[maksimilijanandric]

Finaly i understud classes and how to actualy use them and what are they :D you realy know to give the knowlage :D

[vaibhavvardhantyagi]

Sir, where are the solution of the creating a class named friends????

[srikantnanda]

sir I did not understand why you did not type<<me.name>> in a strand <<str(me.number)>> why did not you type this like me.name form

[seventyfive]

All attributes are public?
Look, though I am working in C++ for 20 years now, I am a newbie in Python, so perhaps I am missing something deep, but I saw guys use a double underscore ("__") prefix for private and a single underscore('_') for protected, and I tested it and it works, so what do you mean by all attributes are public? Thanks

[leegalguid]

if __name__ = '__main__':
Main()
:wq


after this i will unable to run my python programme help me.

[srikantnanda]

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[srikantnanda]

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[MrIkariaman]

nice tutorial
Regarding the challenge

SOLVED BY TUT4 ->(Can you please explain or link how self thingy works? I mean you have to variables on the add function (self, name) but you only use one.) 
Also where can I find the finished challenge code?

[sushantsingh]

the mediafire links are not working for this tutorial @draps tv . It says mediafire refused to connect. Please make them available as soon as possible. Thanks again. Great work.

[arpitjain]

Why doesn't isinstance work with None?