Python OOP Tutorial 1: Classes and Instances

In this Python Object-Oriented Tutorial, we will begin our series by learning how to create and use classes within Python. Classes allow us to logically group our data and functions in a way that is easy to reuse and also easy to build upon if need be. Let's get started.

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Tears from my eyes when I finally understood what "self" keyword here is all about. Thank You!!

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In my 3 years of trying to learn object-oriented Python, not a single teacher adequately explained what the "self" keyword was for -- until now. Thank you again Mr. Schafer!

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2022 and still one of the most intuitive and relevant videos on OOP in YouTube. Thanks Corey for this playlist, looking forward to complete the whole series within this week

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[Matt-nooy]

Easily one of the most thorough and easy to follow guides! Most other videos explaining classes do not articulate their purpose as useful as Corey!

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This defiantly got my sub. People always seem to jump around, or leave things out, or mix terms when describing classes. This has been the most straightforward explanation I've come across.

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Brilliant stuff! So clear and very well presented because there's no extra talking or fluff - straight to the point.

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After the whole semester of object oriented programming, I finally fully understood the fundamentals of it. Love your tutorial! Going to watch the next one right away :) Thank you!