Complete OOP in Python in 1 Video | End to End OOP in Python in 4 hours

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0:00 Importance of OOP
10:30 Class
19:49 Object
21:45 Practical implementation of class and object
29:20 Constructor
56:00 self in python
1:06:18 Create own data type (Fraction) & corresponding methods to add, sub, mul and divide fractions
1:23:15 Encapsulation
1:49:20 Reference Variable
1:51:30 Pass by reference
2:11:40 Collection of objects
2:16:45 Static Variables and methods
2:31:05 Class relationship - Aggregation
2:43:27 Inheritance
2:55:26 Class diagram
3:01:00 Polymorphism
3:10:20 User of super()
3:22:10 Types of inheritance
3:28:10 MRO - Method Resolution Order
3:35:35 Method overloading and operator overloading
3:44:25 Project

[davshakya]

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[Vipulbaliyan]

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I just love the way to you deliver your knowledge .
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[deepjoshi]

1 Hour into this video and I have learned things which I wasn't able to learn in the last 4 years of my Engineering! Hats off To you man 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[shresthkasera]

Timestamps:
0:00 Importance of OOP
10:30 Class
19:49 Object
21:45 Practical implementation of class and object
29:20 Constructor
56:00 self in python
1:06:18 Create own data type (Fraction) & corresponding methods to add, sub, mul and divide fractions.
1:23:15 Encapsulation
1:49:20 Reference Variable
1:51:30 Pass by reference
2:11:40 Collection of objects
2:16:45 Static Variables and methods
2:31:05 Class relationship - Aggregation
2:43:27 Inheritance
2:55:26 Class diagram
3:01:00 Polymorphism
3:10:20 User of super()
3:22:10 Types of inheritance
3:28:10 MRO - Method Resolution Order
3:35:35 Method overloading and operator overloading
3:44:25 Project

[sakshimourya]

@26:16 I had always though of why we do so, for a person who started programming knowing why are more important, I couldn't found even a single person explaining why we call functions differently. But you did. Seems like got one of the finest tutor:)

[techtonik]

Timestamps:
0:00 Importance of OOP
10:30 Class
19:49 Object
21:45 Practical implementation of class and object
29:20 Constructor
56.00 self in python
1:06:18 Create own data type (Fraction) & corresponding methods to add, sub, mul and divide fractions
1:23:15 Encapsulation
1:49:20 Reference Variable
1:51:30 Pass by reference
2:11:40 Collection of objects
2:16:45 Static Variables and methods
2:31:05 Class relationship - Aggregation
2:43:27 Inheritance
2:55:26 Class diagram
3:01:00 Polymorphism
3:10:20 User of super()
3:22:10 Types of inheritance
3:28:10 MRO - Method Resolution Order
3:35:35 Method overloading and operator overloading
3:44:25 Project

[ishwarkokkili]

Timestamps:
0:00 Importance of OOP
10:30 Class
19:49 Object
21:45 Practical implementation of class and object
29:20 Constructor
56:00 self in python
1:06:18 Create own data type (Fraction) & corresponding methods to add, sub, mul and divide fractions
1:23:15 Encapsulation
1:49:20 Reference Variable
1:51:30 Pass by reference
2:11:40 Collection of objects
2:16:45 Static Variables and methods
2:31:05 Class relationship - Aggregation
2:43:27 Inheritance
2:55:26 Class diagram
3:01:00 Polymorphism
3:10:20 User of super()
3:22:10 Types of inheritance
3:28:10 MRO - Method Resolution Order
3:35:35 Method overloading and operator overloading
3:44:25 Project

Credit - @nikhiljain3161

[NadiaArshad-wn]

The best teacher so far. Mujy laga k mujy ye concepts itni asani sy samajh aa rahy hain, but comments parh k andaza hua k your teaching style is so wonderful that even an absolute beginner finds no difficulty understanding the most difficult concepts in python. Haye, kabi nai pata chala k function ko function ki tarhan kyon likhtay hain or method ka tareeka different kyon hota hy. Bus ye socha tha k ratta laga lain gay.

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[HarshKumar-temr]

i have been learning python from different tutors but none of them was able to explain oops the way you did sir extremely grateful to you

[ZakriyaAhmad]

Thanks Sir g for this amazing tutorial ...Kindly make videos on DSA ..😍💫💥

[rupamdebnath]

THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO YOU WILL FIND IN YOUTUBE
Man you are so practical.
No one explain in-depth like you did.
Endless love for you.

[alexpandian]

what a class nitish sir, you are making me to fall in love for learning coding, I was so scared whether I will be able to grasp OOPS ever in my life tried some udemy courses, numerous youtube courses but those things are nothing in front of this, you are the real GURU, bowing to your feet🙏🙏

[SunnyKumar-irpe]

sir you are best I have searched many video & Watched it .but I believe no one can teach as like you . you have a diff type of style I am beginner & non tech student but I understand easily .

[Arunchangalva]

I can't thank you enough for this video sir .... Your explanation is very simple and practicle ... best video for a beginner to learn about OOPS fundamentals

[subrahmanyashetty-zl]

Wow, this video was incredibly helpful! Thank you so much for taking the time to explain python oops in such a clear and understandable way. Your teaching style is fantastic, and I really appreciate how you break down complex concepts into manageable pieces. I've been struggling with oops, but after watching this video, I feel much more confident in my understanding. Keep up the amazing work, and I can't wait to see more content from you! You're making learning Python a truly enjoyable experience for me. Thank you!

[Anonymous-byzy]

This video is really very helpful. Your teaching style is unique and how you give examples of daily life makes it easy to understand. Thank you so much sir.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Importance of OOP
10:30 Class
19:49 Object
21:45 Practical implementation of class and object
29:20 Constructor
56:00 self in python
1:06:18 Create own data type (Fraction) & corresponding methods to add, sub, mul and divide fractions
1:23:15 Encapsulation
1:49:20 Reference Variable
1:51:30 Pass by reference
2:11:40 Collection of objects
2:16:45 Static Variables and methods
2:31:05 Class relationship - Aggregation
2:43:27 Inheritance
2:55:26 Class diagram
3:01:00 Polymorphism
3:10:20 User of super()
3:22:10 Types of inheritance
3:28:10 MRO - Method Resolution Order
3:35:35 Method overloading and operator overloading
3:44:25 Project

sry us dot se ocd hori thi

[AMITPATEL-urub]

*oops oops oops, i don't like it, i avoid, butt sir taught very well, so I love oops*
Thank you Sir

[rooftopmunda]

Sir, I can't thank you enough and I am your Fan now.
I am doing a paid class but unfortunately these days tutors are running behind numbers and not quality.
Its a shame that I have to watch youtube videos to understand concepts even when I paid for the course, but salute to you for making it so easy and so damn practical. First baari mei sab samjh aa agaya, following your other videos as well. God bless you sir 🙏🙏

[mukulmishra]

Thank you very much sir
The way you have explained oops is unbelievable.
Thank you,
Thank you for everything