Python OOP Tutorial (Object Orientated Programming ) #2 - Creating Classes

In this Python Object-Oriented Tutorial, we will be learning how to create and use classes within Python. Classes allow us to group methods and information together in a way that is easy to use.

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[gaasehud]

Dude, I hope you read this. I feel like I've learned twice as much from you than from my professor by just watching your pygame tutorial playlist and a few other videos. You're very skilled in programming and in teaching it away as well. Its crazy how we both are the same age and both are taking a degree in computer science, but I feel like you already have one! I am so happy that I stumbled across your channel as I'm probably going to be watching every video from you in the future. I'll probably spend more time watching your videos than I ever will in my professor's programming lectures. I will forever envy those who are so lucky to have you as their professor (if you ever become one)! I wasn't that into coding until now when I actually know what I'm doing (most of the time). Although I still have a long way to go, you have definitely helped me a LOT and I can't believe that you are so underrated compared to a lot of other programming tutorial-channels.

What languages are you mainly going to use throughout your degree? In the computer science program at my university (I live in Norway), we need to program in C and C# like 80% of the time... It's really annoying as most of the other universities in Norway have Python as their standard programming language (3-year bachelor). We have one class this semester where we're using Python with pygame, and I absolutely love it and I feel like C is such a waste of time (although I do see the point of learning it, I hate dealing with pointers and low-level coding in general). We had a big assignment last year where we had to animate bouncing balls in C using SDL, and oh my god was that a pain in the ass, especially now when I'm coding in python using pygame which basically has simplified the usage of SDL a million times!

[gracevanetten]

I had a hard time understanding this until i decided to try to teach it to my cat ( who is a coder cat/ cuddle buddy). Trying to teach someone else as you learn really helps cement the lesson in your brain!

[ThePizzaGamer]

I just got done with an introductory programming class that never went over classes so this series came at the perfect time.

[kaderproduction]

the very clear explanation I can't imagine youtube without you

[dogma]

Thank you! This tutorial is extremely helpful.
I picked up Python on my own and was never using classes efficiently. After watching your videos I am starting to think that I could have written so much code differently. I now feel dumb but enlightened.

[ryanboll]

Finally after my second time through a bootcamp and following your stuff i am understanding how classes operate. Thank you for not being jacked up on caffeine and speaking so i can understand.

[otrocomentariomas]

I've gone through many tutorials and never found an explanation this clear about how class works, self keyword, and __init__ . Thanks for the good work.

[lasseklein]

Very helpfull video series. I have tried to understand classes for a long time without luck. 20 min here and it makes perfect sense.

[Vinothgopinath_investor]

Im self learner through youtube. you are the best i ever watched in youtube channels as defining concept.

[pranav]

Even after three years i still come back to check this channel it's just amazing

[Edward_Nguyen]

Best channel about Py5for beginners. So glad I have found your channel. Keep your work man

[charleshebert]

This tutorial was actually amazing, I was playing around with this stuff and I really understand it, you did a really great job. To those that have trouble understanding things, just play around with it and eventually you get the hang of it.


P.S This video has no dislikes for a reason, keep up the good work Tim!!

[passportbro]

i have been learning classes now for almost 3 weeks, i understood 85% of everything already, and i can honestly say you gave me that 10% more, the other 5% is just my confidence to do challenges practically in classes, but i feel im close.

[tache]

I went through 12 different pages and a whole python semester course and i couldnt understand objects/classes, this changed after watching your video. Thanks man!

[brwataha]

Dude After watching a bunch of tutorials and found out you are the best on YouTube
keep up the good work bro

[marcosrenan]

You're definitely the best explaining classes by far

[dhanukaperera]

I have been stuck on this concept for a long time, not really understanding. You explained it clearly. Thanks

[kevinblakefx]

thanks for making these great videos, they're really great, after learning all this I find that a good way to explain what "self" is, is just to say that "self is the instance of the class"

[ddog]

THANK YOU. I have had so much trouble understanding this until now

[francist]

Great Job! I have seen a handful of other tutorials and yours is top notch