Python Object Oriented Programming - OOP Principles Explained with Examples

The Ultimate Course of Python OOP!
In this episode, we will learn about Encapsulation, Abstraction, Inheritance, and Polymorphism. Those 4 principles are important principles you should be aware of.

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Timeline of the video:
00:00 - 08:07 - Encapsulation
08:08 - 13:43 - Abstraction
13:44 - 15:50 - Inheritance
15:51 - 22:50 - Polymorphism

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In this video, we will understand how Encapsulation, Abstraction, Inheritance & Polymorphism are playing a role in a Python Object-Oriented Program.
NOTE: You can follow this video even if you did not watch the full series on my channel, I recorded this tutorial intentionally for those that want to only understand the principles of OOP.
Enjoy watching

[sj]

Thankyou Jim. You have helped so much.

[loveSG]

Hey Jim, I have finished your OOP series today, and I am pretty sure I will continue to benefit from your quality and intelligent work as I continue my Python learning journey!
I gotta say you are the type of instructors with such amazing step-by-step approach and easy-to-follow teaching style when elaborating complex matters in simple terms, such that laymen like me can understand more easily! I also truly appreciate your analytical approach, through which you help us solidify the understanding of the underlying principles!

I have massive respect for your knowledge, dedication and professionalism, and will certainly follow you along as your YouTube channel grows!

[peterhyperaung]

Finish the course and thank you sir and I will tell about your courses if I see someone looking to learn about OOP concepts in python.

[clusterbyte]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
It was really helpful!
Cheers!

[iharharkusha]

I've just finished watching your OOP Course. Your explanations are really helpful and clear. Thanks a lot JSC!

[malgindesilva]

Love thin my friend. I've been learning Python for five years loosely. But never got across all characteristics about OOP as simple as you explain. Thank you so much. and I definitely buy you a coffee.

[techwithrg]

Sir u r grt
Pls make a large tut on django

[negoro]

Thanks for this set of videos. I really understand OOP now and began reading books about OOP. And you know.. I understand it. A couple of hours and clear undersrtanding in my brain, thank you.

[stepan_anatol]

Thank you very much Jim. Very informative course. Appreciate your work👍👍👍

[tom.bailey]

Thanks for these man, really well made and learned a few things!

[linuxeducation]

All tutorials are good work!!!, What I miss is more information about composition, interface and implementation. Composition is a good example to explain it. I wait for more ;)

[federicomontoya]

Thank you for the excelent content. Valuable information. Greetings from Argentina

[jayaprakashraja]

Could you make a dedicated video on Abstraction and interface in Python?

[anickkhan]

Thanks brother from Dhaka, Bangladesh

[carloszm]

Excellent content, thank you for sharing your knowledge

[sebiporini]

I loved the abstraction! How useful and easy it is! Just __! Hahaaa!

I love you practises man. I like you pitonic coding style.

Thanks again for helping and teaching us ;)

[hassaanraheem]

Is it true statement : "Encapsulation is a subset of Abstraction" ?