Python Object Oriented Programming 🐍- Full Course For Beginners⚡️

*About this Course Python Object Oriented Programming*

This Python course teaches object-oriented programming through Python classes, covering topics such as inheritance, polymorphism, exception handling, and more advanced features. Participants will gain the skills to create their own classes and apply object-oriented programming principles.

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*Introduction To Object Oriented Python*
0:00:00 Introduction
0:02:06 What Is Object Oriented Programming And Why?
0:06:30 Object-Oriented Python
0:12:43 Modules Versus Classes

*Getting Started*
0:16:26 Prerequisites And Toolkit
0:18:48 Choosing An IDE Or Text Editor And Workflow

*Classes*
0:21:56 Classes, Instances, Attributes And Methods
0:28:54 Defining A Class
0:33:47 Instance Methods
0:39:40 Instance Attributes
0:43:14 Encapsulation
0:49:15 Init Constructor
0:55:19 Class Attributes
0:58:22 Working With Class And Instance Data
1:04:47 Assignment 1
1:08:39 Assignment 1 - Solution

*Inheritance And Polymorphism*
1:12:41 Inheriting Attributes
1:16:58 Inheritance Examples
1:23:39 Polymorphism
1:30:21 Inheriting The Constructor
1:33:19 Multiple Inheritance And The Lookup Tree
1:39:37 Decorators, Static And Class Methods
1:47:47 Abstract Classes
1:52:07 Method Overloading - Extending And Providin
2:01:11 Composition Versus Inheritance
2:08:47 Assignment 2
2:12:43 Assignment 2 - Solution
2:17:45 Assignment 2 For Extra Credit - Solution

*Advanced Features*
2:21:13 Implementing Core Syntax
2:28:24 Subclassing Built-Ins
2:34:50 Attribute Encapsulation
2:40:17 Private Variable Names*
2:46:53 Python
2:47:03 With Context
2:53:10 New Style Classes
2:57:00 Assignment 3
3:04:13 Assignment 3 - Supplementary Hints
3:09:19 Assignment 3 - Solution

*Exceptions*
3:14:25 Trapping And Raising Exceptions
3:27:27 Custom Exceptions
3:33:48 Assignment 4
3:39:22 Assignment 4 - Solution*

*Object Serialization*
3:43:31 Pickle
3:51:58 JSON
3:58:46 YAML
4:08:13 Assignment 5
4:11:51 Assignment 5 - Solution

*Efficiency And Testing*
4:13:37 Debugging - PDB
4:23:39 Logging
4:27:41 Benchmarking - The Timeit Module
4:33:45 Python
4:33:55 The Pytest Module - Part 1
4:41:40 The Pytest Module - Part 2
4:47:50 Assignment 6
4:51:40 Assignment 6 - Solution

*Conclusion*
4:57:09 What We Have Learned
4:59:04 Where To Go From Here

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[alphabrainscourses]

*TIMESTAMP*
*Introduction To Object Oriented Python*
0:00:00 Introduction And About The Author
0:02:06 What Is Object Oriented Programming And Why?
0:06:30 Object-Oriented Python
0:12:43 Modules Versus Classes

*Getting Started*
0:16:26 Prerequisites And Toolkit
0:18:48 Choosing An IDE Or Text Editor And Workflow

*Classes*
0:21:56 Classes, Instances, Attributes And Methods
0:28:54 Defining A Class
0:33:47 Instance Methods
0:39:40 Instance Attributes
0:43:14 Encapsulation
0:49:15 Init Constructor
0:55:19 Class Attributes
0:58:22 Working With Class And Instance Data
1:04:47 Assignment 1
1:08:39 Assignment 1 - Solution

*Inheritance And Polymorphism*
1:12:41 Inheriting Attributes
1:16:58 Inheritance Examples
1:23:39 Polymorphism
1:30:21 Inheriting The Constructor
1:33:19 Multiple Inheritance And The Lookup Tree
1:39:37 Decorators, Static And Class Methods
1:47:47 Abstract Classes
1:52:07 Method Overloading - Extending And Providin
2:01:11 Composition Versus Inheritance
2:08:47 Assignment 2
2:12:43 Assignment 2 - Solution
2:17:45 Assignment 2 For Extra Credit - Solution

*Advanced Features*
2:21:13 Implementing Core Syntax
2:28:24 Subclassing Built-Ins
2:34:50 Attribute Encapsulation
2:40:17 Private Variable Names*
2:46:53 Python
2:47:03 With Context
2:53:10 New Style Classes
2:57:00 Assignment 3
3:04:13 Assignment 3 - Supplementary Hints
3:09:19 Assignment 3 - Solution

*Exceptions*
3:14:25 Trapping And Raising Exceptions
3:27:27 Custom Exceptions
3:33:48 Assignment 4
3:39:22 Assignment 4 - Solution*

*Object Serialization*
3:43:31 Pickle
3:51:58 JSON
3:58:46 YAML
4:08:13 Assignment 5
4:11:51 Assignment 5 - Solution

*Efficiency And Testing*
4:13:37 Debugging - PDB
4:23:39 Logging
4:27:41 Benchmarking - The Timeit Module
4:33:45 Python
4:33:55 The Pytest Module - Part 1
4:41:40 The Pytest Module - Part 2
4:47:50 Assignment 6
4:51:40 Assignment 6 - Solution

*Conclusion*
4:57:09 What We Have Learned
4:59:04 Where To Go From Here

[md.abulkalammusa]

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[Vhc]

Great, high quality content. Keep mking more videos!

[sureshdmm]

Great Stuff, Highly recommended and covers oop in-depth

[truthod]

Great presentation!! Keep up the good work!! Subbed.

[Sri-krcm]

Wow!! just started ... beautiful explanation

[beauforda.stenberg]

I have subscribed to the channel because of the quality of this tutorial. The presenter's spoken word is specific and excellent. My only critique is that the font size of the presentation could be larger for more mature eyes.

[pauldougherty]

This is great content. I would like to see the "working files" mentioned with the text of the assignments. Alternatively, a screen shot of the assignments in the video would work to be able to understand what is being asked and to attempt to work through it on my own.

[EmadRahman_eee]

You deserve more subscribers. Thanks for the video.

[PDHiv]

The magic is that right now this lesson is what i exactly need! Thank you!

[lennoxcedeno]

"Instance methods are variables defined in the class". Thought a method was a function defined in a class?

[Valduri]

Didn't know jon kabat zinn teaches coding... i like it🎉

[AlonKedem]

3:09:37 In the line: with open(self._filename, 'w') as fh, the mode should not be 'a', otherwise, you will overwrite the content in the file.
BTW GREAT VIDEO!!!

[dsjanani]

Thanks a lot for excellent content 🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝

[taylantatl]

Where are the text versions of the assingments? I couldnt find or see any working director that is shared.

[chorkaniitv]

Please teach me design patterns in java

[radoslawglebicki]

Should be there this.print() ? print(this) will print object not value? Or not?

[tobitikare]

The bit where you are discussing encapsulation, you are trying to reference __mangled_name from the cc instance you created. But there was a typo which was not picked up. Also you were trying to reference cc__mangled_name...there is no dot before the double underscore. Finally where is cc.GetSet__mangled_name declared...first time I am seeing it is when trying to print it

[emersonvero]

Sorry, I can't find the glossary you are referring to. Could you point that out to me?

[beauforda.stenberg]

@alphabrainscourses Please upload and/or provide a link to the glossary the tutor/instructor makes reference to throughout the tutorial. This would be very much appreciated.