Python OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) Project for Beginners

Learn Python OOP with this Python OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) Project for Beginners. In this beginners Python tutorial, you will apply what you have learned about classes, objects, inheritance and polymorphism.

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Python OOP (Object-Oriented Programming) Project for Beginners

(00:00) Intro
(00:05) Welcome
(00:15) Getting Started
(00:51) Initializing the Bank Account class
(04:31) get_balance method
(06:08) deposit method
(08:07) BalanceException and viable_transaction method
(10:52) withdraw method
(13:59) transfer method
(18:32) Interest Rewards Account class
(23:01) Savings Account class
(29:20) Wrap up

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[DevanshShukla]

Thanks for revising the OOP concepts into a project format. This video really refreshes my knowledge on OOPs

[tobyroy]

thank you for this lovely video Dave. Clear and succinct with enough repeatability to reinforce key concepts and ideas. Really appropriate for a beginner in OOP.

[boualamiSohaib]

great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort

[jaykb]

Things are starting to make much more sense watching this. Quality video. Thank you :)

[ahmedmetwaly]

Crystal clear explaining!!
Thank you for your efforts

[mansbjork]

This should have more views. I know Python, but never really got into OOP much. This is great learning material, also thanks for talking about those VS Code shortcuts :)

[FATIMAELAMRANI-ke]

great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort

[djoksus]

Thanks for the project. keep up the good work.

[PaarsahSoroury]

Amazing as always. Thank you so much 🙏🌹❤

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[FaberLSH]

Thank you so much!! I learned a lot!!!

[ganeshkachare]

Very informative. Thanx for such lovely guidance

[TheMandiyualbo]

This is amazing! What I was looking for to practice classes. Thanks

[saifulislamshanto]

I love this project so much. I just learned OOP in Python, but I'm not sure how to apply it to a project. I understand now how to apply OOP Concepts to a project. I don't fully understand all of the project's topics 😅. However, I had to repeatedly code in order to understand this 💪💪💪💪💪💪. Thank You SO Much Dave

[willsheffield]

I'm using this tut to refresh and re-learn some rusty memories. I noticed you use "from bank_accounts import *". Doesn't this pollute oop_project module with bank_accounts attributes? All I had to do to use "import bank_accounts as ba" is add ba, infront of these 2 lines...
Dave = ba.BankAccount(1000, "Dave")
Sara = ba.BankAccount(2000, "Sara")
and there is no namespace pollution. Of course, you might be teaching this in a later module. But folks will be getting into a bad habit. Best to never start a bad habit .
🙂 But, so far, very nice tut!

[shafreakinjoss]

Great tutorial except for the BalanceException(Exception) and SavingsAcct part because i'm still very vague about what's happening there!

[lsouza]

hey Dave, what about doing a tutorial about Svelte fire? I love watching your tutorials

[dextro]

Can you do more tutorials on python oop with projects

[eshw]

Hey dave! Great video, if you can do a video on redux toolkit specifically with Typescript that would be awesome, i dont believe you have that yet, along with React query would be a bonus!

[JeffStevens-grzi]

I don't think the self.withdraw is needed under the transfer method it will still give u d same output