Python CLASSES in 50 Seconds! 🔥👨‍💻 #shorts

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[yusufozadanr]

a = input("Name : ")
print("Hello", a, "!")

[StarcraftOakley]

it's now 2024, don't use .format(<variable>)
write it like this: print(f"'Hello {<variable>}")
F-strings are a lot cleaner and easier to read

[holia]

print(f"Hello {self.name} !")

[gojoyeagerist]

name = input("Name? ")
print("Hello " + name)

[CHESSBIRD]

x = int(input("işlem yapacağınız ilk sayıyı seçin "))
y = int(input("işlem yapacağınız diğer sayıyı seçin "))

print("Toplama")
print(x + y)
print("Çıkarma")
print(x - y)
print("Çarpma")
print(x * y)
print("Bölme")
print(x / y)

[funwithlearning]

Please make audio also... It's difficult to know what is the question to get the solution

[bernardsoul]

encapsulation, polymorphism, inheritance? Oh, no! Print - yes!

[UsedObsidian]

So basically print(" ") in a harder way

[Tommpython]

This actually a advance code so you can literally do like

print ("hello adam!")

This is just for a noobie style

And this is a intermediate

name = 'put anything you want'

print (name)

coding in python is kinda easy and hard

[tushantbhardwaj]

That was the easiest way to learn how python classes actually work.

Edit:
For the people who are saying that it's easier with print and input command, you don't understand.
The main point of this short video was to teach people about how classes work in python.

[shrihaan]

He is having patience me in that if a o/ p doesnt came i just skip and goes to watch reels for relaxation and time over mrng 6:00 to night 10:00

[hell-king]

oh thanks now i kinda know how to do classes

[basicarduinoprograming]

print("Hello, Adam") ---- small brain



name = Adam

print("Hello, " +str(name)) --- medium brain



this mind twisting code mega brain

[mushfiqurrahman]

Cant u also write print(f"Hello {self.name}!") ?
*Line 7*

[memegaming]

x = str(input(Please enter your name:))
print("Hello"+ x+"!")
Easy and smart solution 😉

[TAHADR-tyqv]

Another way for format string : print(f"hello {self.name}!")

[adelinobarbosa]

All this code just to print hello Adam!
This is not a Python.
My friend write this : import this.
Python is a dynamic language programming. 😢

[nitd]

Why this much when you can just do -

Name=input("your name - ", )
print("hello", Name) #or use f string
print(f"hello {Name}")

[BloodScar]

If you want the code to remember/print the name the user inputs, what i usually do is:

name = input("Hey, what's your name? ")
print("That's a cool name, hi %s" %name)

[moseczokatyme]

Class aren't you suppose to increment class variables of a person