Python Programming #14 - Object-Oriented Programming

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Python Programming for Beginners! A series of Python Tutorials covering all the basics of Python programming. In this video we'll cover object orientated programming in python, understanding classes and objects, the __init__ function and more!

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It's repetitive but refreshing every time Avi goes: Au-wesome

Athena-weuz
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This is by far the most difficult concept out of the 14 lectures so far.
I've split this into 5 days.

Between watching it over and over and typing the code on IDLE
then taking notes from the first half of the lecture, then taking notes of the latter half of the lecture all the while practicing and replicating all the code separately later on, and tomorrow I'll type out all my notes on Word.

About 10 pages worth. Hopefully the concepts will be imbued in my brain after that.

marcellocapone
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Yeah, that did make sense.
Thanks man! :D

abhinavs
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It's very clear and thank you very much making this video

rajar
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How do i start a fresh line? Every time I try write a new line it just continues with the ... instead of getting >>>

kodiac
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Great Video ...thank you very much .... very nice

brpawankumariyengar
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[python 3.7.0 - Win7] i'm trying to run the code at 7:01 with IDLE but doesn't work as in the video :/

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