OOP Class Inheritance and Private Class Members - Python for Beginners!

Hi everyone! today we will do a quick classes and objects exercise!
We will practice everything we've learned in previous tutorials and we will also talk about:
🐍 class inheritance
🐍 private class members... and why they're not exactly private in Python 😅
🐍 in the very end - tips of how to avoid repetition!

In our exercise - we own a guitar store and we need to find a way to keep track of our inventory.
So through a variety of real-life examples, we will discover all the qualities of classes along with their significance!
You can either follow along in your IDE or you can:

⭐ Clone My Tutorial Code ⭐
** Sorry code is unavailable, RIP Wayscript 😭😭😭**

If you have any questions - please leave me a comment below and I'd love to help! 😊

🛑 PREVIOUS TUTORIALS 🛑
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⭐ Objects and Classes for Beginners:
⭐ Forest of Objects OpenCV Exercise:

⌚ TIME STAMPS ⌚
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00:00 - intro
00:22 - init method
00:35 - attributes
01:26 - methods
01:49 - function vs method
02:57 - call method on object
03:13 - call method inside init
04:02 - class inheritance
05:09 - parent and child classes
06:15 - child methods
07:02 - replace child attributes
09:04 - private members
10:14 - bypass private members
11:42 - private methods
13:01 - tips to avoid repetition
15:52 - thanks for watching!

🙏 THANKS FOR WATCHING 🙏

[Kiteboarding]

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[TomkinsOkello]

You present complex programming topics in an easier way so much so that newbies understand the concepts explained.

[artaniskim]

As just as what Albert Einstein said "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough." I was struggling with the OOP and you simply nailed it for me. Thank you so much. looking forward to see more videos from you !.

[Subconscious]

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[RicCarden]

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You have a real talent for teaching. :-)

[tiramercu]

This is so much more understandable than my university lessons. Thank you so much!

[echzfth]

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[romanhaskelsky]

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[suvimpemel]

This was a great tutorial for me. It so happened to be that I new these things and I never new where to use and why to use.

The best part is I'm a bass guitarist, the examples you took are really striking to me. Also the song "House of the rising sun" is a song that my brother and I use to play instrumental on.

[americovaldazo]

As a guitar player, this is the best example to learn classes and inheritance in Python. Thank you very much.

[SLTechnologyBest]

Dudeee till now i was struggled on OOP. It's mad how simply you explain these stuffs great work no words to explain woaaah. Continue the good work

[sgarrison]

I have read and watched other explainations on this topic. By far, this was the best explaination with easy examples. I have the basic and always felt like the intermediate topics are not covered quite as well or often. Thank you for your dedication.

[nikolayhodyunya]

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[eduarmafla]

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[joereality]

I've learned Python for work and have been using it regularly for work projects.

I just gotta say, even watching these beginner videos again after some time is teaching me new things. She's dropping little nuggets here and there that explains so much that I didn't fully understand until getting more familiar with OOP.

Absolutely gold. And she's great at breaking it down and explaining!

[mkhadka]

The best thing about your videos/explanation is that you make complex topics in programming such as OOP so much fun to watch and understand them clearly at the same time. It feels like learning when we were children.

[ryansh]

Wow, I was struggling for few days to understand Classes in python.
In the beginning, I simply didn't watch your videos more than 1 minute bcoz I thought a hot chick trying to get some extra views.

But I saw your videos popping up multiple times and start watching complete videos.
Damn, she is one of the best python tutors out there.
All my doubts are clear now.
Thanks 🙏 for such amazing videos.

[freedtmg]

Wow this really helped me understand classes as a whole a lot better across all languages. The examples you used were so much better than (pet eat or family cat or whatever I usually see) thanks!

[NZarboristBryce]

Nice explanation on inheritance! Needed this for my test today too. Thanks 😊