Object Oriented Programming What is it Pt 1

Part 1 A tutorial on what is Object Oriented Programming (OOP) and why the object oriented approach is considered the best way to program. Objects programming

[derekbanas]

After I made videos for a while I started to care less and less about views. I cover really niche topics now and I enjoy my little community especially because I talk to the same people each day. Back when I made this video I might be lucky to get 10 views in a day. I'm very happy to now get a few hundred the day after upload. Most people would think that is terrible, but I'm very happy :)

[derekbanas]

@GBscottieUK Allot of people don't know this, but back when I made this video YouTube only allowed videos that were 8 minutes long. That's why I edited this way. I do however continue to make pretty fast tutorials. Sorry about that

[derekbanas]

Thank you :) I always made these videos to help people. I used to think if I asked people to subscribe I'd reach more people ultimately. I don't do that anymore. I cover topics that are pretty niche at this point, so I figure if people like them they'll subscribe.

[derekbanas]

Thank you for the kind words :) I pretty much did redo this tutorial. Check out parts 1 and 2 of my Object Oriented Design tutorial. It is on my YouTube channel

[derekbanas]

@TheMotlias I got rid of music in my more recent videos. Beginners mistake

[derekbanas]

I have done many more since this one that I think are much better. Please make videos of your own! YouTube definitely needs more people with different teaching styles and points of view. I'll gladly give you advice if you'd like

[derekbanas]

Thank you :) I've dramatically improved on this tutorial in part 1 & 2 of my Design Patterns tutorial

[derekbanas]

Sorry, but I made this video many years ago. I don't do that in any new videos.

[derekbanas]

@XTREEMMAK Thank you. I'm working on a Objective C tutorial that should make it more understandable. OOP really was a revolution in programming. I'm also working on tutorials on design patterns that should really help people a bunch. Thanks for the comment.

[goathurder]

Hands down the best layout and description of OOP, well done. thx for that.

[derekbanas]

@phelyx2 Thank you so much. The goal of this video series is to provide students and the unemployed, skills needed in today's workforce. Thank you for passing the word. I'll eventually create an Objective C tutorial and explain true OOP instead of JavaScript OOP.

[derekbanas]

Thank you :) Yes, I know. I made this video years ago before I realized music was a bad idea

[KeyJayKN]

Thanks for helping reinforcing OOP. I'm still trying to get the nack of incorporating that style of programming in my web applications but I'm well on my way thanks to you :). You've explained it way better than any teacher I've come across thus far.

[derekbanas]

@ICCCCEEEfrass An object contains all of the variables and functions it requires to do its job. People use OOP instead of procedural programming so they can better organize and protect the data specific to each object. The main goals of OOP is to protect data, provide access to functions without the need to understand why the tools work and provide functions that can be over written without breaking those functions that work fine as they are. Does that make sense

[derekbanas]

@alextoul Thank you I'm glad you like them!

[derekbanas]

@Creeper094 You're welcome. I think my explanation of OOP in my Python tutorial is my best. I use an easier to understand example. Thanks

[ftheworlds]

I don't normally comment anymore. I love your delivery. Your videos are getting me through class. Thx a bunch dude.

[derekbanas]

@wes42h Thanks for pointing that out. I fixed it

[gleranian]

I liked it very much , I actually didn't pay too much attention to the rest of the noise and pop ups. Mainly because I did not want to lose the point of OOP that I was trying to take in . I'm a fresh rookie and am learning PHP as of now and decided to poke in . I got a better understanding of how the two are completely different now. I tend to like OOP more now but I will get grips on PHP first. Thanks.

[derekbanas]

Thank you :) I'm glad you found it useful