Python - Object Oriented Programming | Encapsulation

Python Encapsulation
Python Object Oriented Programming, Python OOP concepts
What are the benefits of using Encapsulation in Python
Python Private public methods and variables

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[miwwie]

Can't believe a level 9999 Indian overlord explained this way better in 8 minutes than my top ranked college did.

[guilhermecampos]

Thank you mister, finally I'm able to use proper encapsulation in python!

[minhkhoi]

Crystal clear explanation! Salute to you sir.

[Nahzh-mr]

Wow gotta say the best video ever. I wish he was my programming professor. To be honest programmers on YouTube are better than some professors we have in the U.S universities.

[jayantyadav]

class Payment:

def __init__(self, price):
self.__final_price = price + price * 0.02


book = Payment(100)
book.__final_price = 0
print(book.__final_price)

output - 0

the value of the final_price variable is changing what's happening?

[moneshmjc]

hello!!, you didnt explain about the 9th line, kindly check and try to explain what u have done in the line 9 in your code>

[rupshaghosh]

6:24, how are you using the 'discount' parameter without instantiating it?

[shivastar]

Thanks ❤❤❤❤ lot you made it very easy 😊 where from buddy

[rihanansari]

loved the way you teach, do you have anything for Django also?? (videos playlist)

[akashgeorge]

gr8 explanation, thanks for uploading

I have a doubt however, when i tried to access the pvt variable it gave an error as expected but it also suggest to use objectname._A__name , meaning I am able to edit the pvt variable using it, can somone pls tell how we can prevent that ```class A:

def __init__(self, name):
self.__name = name

def show(self):
return self.__name
def setter(self, newname):
self.__name = newname


a = A("akash")
a.setter("lokesh")
a._A__name = "tommy"
print(a.show())```

>>>tommy

[skhumbuzocele]

A better explanation but not quite easy.

[raphaelchagas]

You changed the 9th line into commentary. If you hadn't done that, the final price would've still been changed.
That some bad teaching here. >:(

[arymanusingh]

Single underscore is protected. And double is private. Stop fooling. Its nothing such thing like warning