What is class, Object & Constructor in Python– Part 9

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In this video, we will learn about:
What is class, Object & Constructor in Python

- How to create a class
- How to create a class variable and instance variable
- How to create a constructor and methods
- Constructor overloading is not allowed in Python
- What is self keyword
- How to creata an Object of class

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[SarangHoley]

Slowly and gradually without a miss proceeding further 👌

[rahulpawar]

Thanks, Naveen...Past so many days I was waiting for the same video...Nice Explanation...

[nandhanamtalkies]

Thanks Naveen, I’ve learned Python from your series. Explaining very clearly and simply.. Awaiting for the next sessions 🙏😊

[sasmithamohan]

when can we expect the next session ??

[kuldeepsingh-wxqk]

thanks, Naveen your videos helps in building the concepts ... i guess there is a typing mistake. First constructor defined as def __int__(self) and second constructor as def__init__(self, color).

[tejahariashwini]

what is the use of null class? can anyone answer this...

[rajaen]

What is the purpose & use of creating a blank class

[vanikethineedi]

What's d purpose of blank class??

[ganapathig]

Hi Naveen, Can you please explain the below logic. I am not understanding the purpose of writing like self.price=price and return self.price


def setprice(self, price):
self.price=price
def getprice(self):
return self.price

[pawanchandra]

Hi Naveen,
There is a typo in the first constructor in the it is missplet as __int__ instead of init.. Could you correct it and see if constructor overloading is allowed?

[abhijeet]

If we use @staticmethod above the method name then there is no need to type Is this true?

[mahavir]

Hi Naveen...Nice video... can you please let me know the use of Blank class? Also can you please let me know if we can call methods too with the class names as we did for varibles... like Car.test()... I tried it but got error..