Learn Python OOP in under 20 Minutes

In this video we're going to be learning the fundamentals of OOP (Object Oriented Programming) in Python.

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00:00 Learning Python made simple
00:05 Intro
00:56 Classes
03:01 Initialisers
04:56 Self
06:22 Methods
11:26 Dunder methods
17:01 Conclusion

[susieoneil]

Actually camelCase starts with a lower case letter. Class names are in PascalCase,

[drknis]

This topic should include a follow-up at least on class inheritance.

[vinesnts]

You could do a part 2 where you explain inheritance and other OOP concepts applied in Python.

[Skubidi-qyhb]

Great video !!! i was learning basics then got confused about OOP but this video cleared my confusion out.

[yoyoiziah]

Your videos are amazing. Very well structured and clear, thank you!

[eeshtarr]

You sometimes do not clearly differentiate between the class and the instance. You say 'class' a few times when you meant 'instance'

[ferggill]

Could you perhaps cover classes and GUI's, like PyQt6 or TK?
How might one structure a class with widget connections and event handling?


Thanks for the educational videos.
Great work

[canewizard]

Primeira vez que eu vi uma explicação do que é "self" que eu entendi. Já vi vários vídeos sobre class e parece que os instrutores sempre tem preguiça de explicar e só dizem "a, tem que colocar isso aí, se preocupa não". Obrigado! 😁😁

[huseynxayyati]

Great videos with clear expectations thank, please explain classmethods and decorators .

[MrNess]

Helpful tutorial! Crystal clear. Please continue!

[NedTrevor]

6th one, I have been following your tutorial, I love how you make it easy to learn classes for real

[dhilip]

I would like to understand Inversion of control or Dependency injection from python

[twilightop]

This is very helpful, we need more like this!

[dimmudimmu]

Coming from c, what do i need to unlearn to understand python

[kadircalloglu]

If I were you, I would use enums in the power rating section.

[KumR]

Beautiful... BTW when thou said Initializer ... thou meant constructor ? And how do we know what return type to give functions ? like when to use None and when to use "Str".

[Anat]

Is the infromtaion (like brand, power_rating) private like in C#? Do you also need to have get and set methods for the information to use it outside the class?

[sorenschultz]

Let's be honest, python object oriented programming is POOP

[huseynxayyati]

Great videos with clear expectations thank, please explain classmethods and decorators .