Classes and Objects with Python - Part 2 (Python Tutorial #10)

Object-oriented programming (OOP) in Python Part 2 - let's go!

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[Lluviso]

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[charlene]

Dear CS Dojo,
Thank you so much for these. I'm a newcomer in coding, and as an adult, I'm embracing every error I make as an opportunity to learn new things and correct existing faults. I hope to become a computational linguist after my future masters, and I'm determined to get there. Keep up the amazing content <3

[anytutorialforyou]

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[FoxFireImr]

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[vanochristian]

Because of you, now I know to leave four spaces in def and other stuff before I got an error and did not know what to do THX

[keifer]

Best series on youtube on this topic!

I'm happy you brought up this point at 6:39 about changing the constructor. I was asking myself why you didn't just do it that way on the part 1 video. Glad I watched this to clear that up. Thanks!

[adarkdwarf]

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[honeypatel]

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[hyesungoh]

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[cybertaopodcast]

Hi CS Dojo,

Please continue with your series of Python, it is really great to learn this programme with you. Can't wait for the next video.

[iamnathank]

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[burlofreak]

THANK YOU YK I have come so far so quickly with you!

[marqwithers]

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[martinkaspar]

hello dear CS Dojo

wow - a really overwhelming tutorial - very helpful and in all things Python. I like the sidenotes that you
give to the idea and concepts that are used in JAVA. This is very interesting. I really like this ideas and your "CS-Dojo approach". Well your stuff is among of the very best python-ressources on the whole net. One question though can you put togehter the most important infos into a cheatsheet - a Summarizing Cheat Sheet to download: that would be fantastic.
Above all: dear CS Doyo - you did a fantastic job explaining these concepts of Python programming!
I am learning to code and your introduction helps me to fully grasp the ideas. keep up the great work - it rocks!! best regards martin

[luckyjames]

I love the way you teach, it seems you had a good teacher
nice and thank you

[ButterBeanCW]

This really cleared up the difference between methods and attributes for me. It’s interesting that you can create an object and the set new attributes on that object with the “.” and then the new one. However, you can also call a method in a class in reference to an object constructed on that class and interact with attributes to do a function. Cool!

[christianjay]

Hey Cs Dojo your tutorial is full of wonderful stuff, I learned about Object Oriented Programming with python also I can apply this on other Programming language because you taught smooth like professional speaker.