Python Programming Tutorial - 30 - init

[AAmorim]

we're all glad sandy is 18, thank you bucky!

[TheZeroGravityX]

My programming teacher is so bad at teaching, in less than 10 mimutes, you tought me what he attempted to teach me for 5 days. I appreciate you

[ThinkinThoed]

*came to the comments to look for a Jason that was offended*

[karthikkasukurti]

the best thing about this channel and other tech channels is that newboston explains the concepts in direct way without wasting time on explaining other rubbish stuff...
TECH CHANNEL....

[jasonsansburn]

First you call me evil, but then you made some nice old woman named Sandy more threatening than me. wtf bro

[seanc.]

Thank you so much for your Python Tutorial series! I have been taking a Python class in college and have been watching your videos that correspond to my course topics for clarification. You do a great job clearly and concisely getting the point accross, particuarly for Object Oriented Programs. Keep up the good work my friend!

[wasiimo]

For those of you confused about self, you can think of it as a reference to the outer environment keep in mind that functions have a local scope so if you want to access something outside the function you would have to do the self.variable.

[brunoribeiro]

Bucky is putting his life on the line to teach us programming!

[IAMFeelings]

I didn't understand INIT until now, and I've been looking at videos all day long.

[knowledgeis]

Great Videos. Just learning Python using "Learn Python the hard way" book. Your explanations on Class (29 and 30) really drove home some issues in understanding it was going through.
I will be looking at more of your videos. Thanks again.

[BunnLilah]

'ello gov'na, this is a good tutorial, init?

("innit?" is all I could think of through this entire tutorial, lol.)

[badranmohamed]

The 'init' function is like the 'finally' operator in the 'errors and exceptions' video. It's a piece of code that runs automatically as soon as the class is called by any object regardless of the specific function that was called by the object. I know that many people have posted explanations for this, but I hope this helps people in some way.

[BitHotBlockchain]

clean, simple, tight, I don't know what to call this, definitely the best Python Tutorial I have ever seen!

[eduardojonnerstig]

So the init method in Python is basically what you'd call the constructor in other OOP-languages?

[cj]

Found your tutorial awesome. Sometimes I can't understand people well as I'm not a native english speaker. Although my english isn't that good I could understand you pretty well, and I got with ease how a class works in python. Thank you very much for your very useful tutorial.

[theskoomacat]

Oh my gooood. Thank you so much for the explanation! You're the only one so far from whom I could learn this stuff and understand it properly! Thank you soo much!

[federicovagliasindi]

Thanks man, learning from scratch and finding your tutorials super useful! Keep it up!

[luckster]

WOW I finally got it after a bunch of confusing tutorials!
THANK YOU!

[camelCaseFTW]

woah getting into the good stuff. been waiting for these for a while :D

[cameron]

wanted to say thanks you tought me a lot of html/css and a lot of python better than some of the books did :)