Learning Python Day 12 - present sir 00:03 Object Oriented Programming is like making Gujiya 01:58 Understanding object-oriented programming through generalized forms and classes. 05:45 Follow naming conventions and indentation in Python classes. 07:41 Understanding object creation and attributes in Python 11:41 Understanding object-oriented programming in Python. 13:36 Understanding the usage of variables and parameters inside a class in Python 17:44 Method to display full name of car brand and model 19:49 Object-oriented programming concepts in Python 24:06 Creating object and setting up wireless connection 25:55 Using inheritance and 'super' keyword to access parent class methods and attributes in Python 29:34 Encapsulation is about controlling access to class attributes 31:32 Creating methods for accessing and setting attributes in Python 35:31 Encapsulation and its importance 37:36 Polymorphism allows different behaviors for objects of the same class. 41:16 Class variables keep track of shared data, like counting instances. 43:32 Object creation and access in OOP Python 47:44 Static method in Java is a method belonging to the class, not owned by an instance. 49:52 Linking and Wiring in Object Oriented Programming 53:32 Decorators in Python allow you to modify functions. 55:19 Understanding data encapsulation and access control in object-oriented programming 58:51 Understanding the usage of decorators in Python 1:00:42 Understanding property decorators in Python. 1:04:49 Inheritance in electric car programming 1:06:54 Python supports classes, inheritance, and methods

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Finally undestoood classes in python so easily, now i finally get what that self, and constructor and how to use them, earlier it was so confusing. Thank you!

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58:15 when you did 'my_car.model = "City" ' in line 41 in that instance new property/attribute 'model' was created so now there are two attributes one '__model' and another 'model' for object 'my_car'. This happens because we can create new property for any object on the go and is not necessary to be in the class.

Finally found such a detailed playlist, was looking back to remember the definitions when I stumbled over this

OOPs was so confusing for me earlier! Finally undestoood classes in python so easily, now i finally get what that self, and constructor and how to use them. Thank you so much sir!

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This single video is more valuable then some KZfaqr's entire channels. Incredible work sir. I learnt so many things. Oops inheritance, polymorphism, constructor, decorator thank you so much sir

i thought that this would be that boring video by learning the OOP with fancy names, but loved it how you explain it by just solving problems and learning along with it.

oop se jaldi main bachpan me cycle sikh lia tha. now i am here. thanks for this video. i am going to watch it fully.

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Sir You have made things so easy and made me learn to write project code with industry standard while being in college, I have also seen your backend playlist and it has helped me a lot thx a lot

The pass statement is used as a placeholder for future code. When the pass statement is executed, nothing happens, but you avoid getting an error when empty code is not allowed. Empty code is not allowed in loops, function definitions, class definitions, or in if statements.

very nice video with full of learning I am in 4th year now I learnt how to play with oops with python - thank you so much sir :)))

Sir, you teach in such a way which make any complex topic very easy

sir , bahut hi easy way me samjha le gaye ho aap

One of the best videos on Object-Oriented Programming in python I have ever witnessed.

Awsome content Hitesh sir ji...........Thanks a ton ...keep up the great work....Respect from Bangalore.

Thankyou Sir. Apne bhot easy way mai samja diya.

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Best OOPs video on KZfaq!! 🔥

You have explained all the concepts very easily ... Good for the beginners like me😊

Awesomely done. Hands the best teacher I have ever seen. cleared all the basics practically you are truly a gem sir for the Indian coding community. Thanks

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maza or samajh dono aa gaya video dekh ke thanks sir...

Thank you sir. You made this topic so much easier to learn

I have completed the full video at once i loved the way hitesh sir teach , he teached all the concepts so smoothly and in very easy way , Big Thanks for this series sir 🙏✨️

Excellent tutorial...Thanks a lot!! 😃

Amazing! I understand very well. Thank you sir

great video sir clear more concepts i always confused with static method but you clear it very simply

Pass is special keyword used as a placeholder for a code. In python when we make a class and we want to specify the use case later we just use pass to avoid error and code still being empty

explained in an easy to understand way!

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A detailed OOP video....pure concept hammering session!!!

I was stucked in OOp s in python for a day and then I find this vid and understand everything.Highly recommended for understanding oops in python.

I already knew objected oriented programming concepts in C++ and Java, it is amazing to see how different languages always come with something new to offer, this pointer in C++, super() method in java, @property decorator in python.

thank you sir , poora concept clear ho gya

Great explanation along with examples on OOPS concepts.

Bro you are really helping students a lot in such simple answers

In Python, static methods are indeed meant to be accessed by the class itself rather than by instances of the class. However, there is a subtle difference in how static methods are defined and accessed in Python compared to other programming languages like Java or C++. In Python, static methods are declared using the `@staticmethod` decorator, which specifies that the method should be treated as a static method. However, static methods in Python are not truly bound to the class itself. Instead, they are bound to the class's namespace, which is the same namespace that contains the class's other attributes and methods. This means that while static methods can be accessed using the class name, they can also be accessed using an instance of the class, as shown in the example you provided. When you call a static method using an instance of the class, the instance itself is not used in any way. The method is simply called using the class's namespace. This behavior is different from static methods in other programming languages, where static methods are truly bound to the class and cannot be accessed using an instance of the class. In Python, the ability to access static methods using both the class name and an instance of the class provides greater flexibility and allows for more concise code in certain situations. It's important to note that while static methods can be accessed using both the class name and an instance of the class, they should generally be accessed using the class name for consistency and clarity. class MyClass: @staticmethod def my_static_method(): print("Hello from static method!") # Calling using the class name MyClass.my_static_method() # Output: Hello from static method! # Calling using an object obj = MyClass() obj.my_static_method() # Output: Hello from static method!

Great video. Thank you it was really helpful.

Sir, your approach to coding is as simple and refreshing as making a cup of tea. Just like brewing the perfect chai, you blend simplicity with richness, making the learning process both delightful and flavorful. Keep serving those amazing tutorials, they're a treat to our minds!

i love this playlist!!!!! thanks a lot sir

I think this was the best explanation to OOP. Thank you sir🙌🏻

One of the best videos on Python lecture and easily explains the difficult topics Thank you so much, sir 😇

good explanation with examples, c++, c# etc language used preface like private, public, static etc, but in python underscores and decorators play such roles.

First time am fully understand the concepts of OOP Thank you so much sir

what an amazing way of explanation!

Thank you sir. For such informative video

really loved it, thank you sir

mast samjhate ho sir , Ek baar m samjh aa ja rha h 😁😁

Thank you sir for the amazing oops concept

Great video to start OPP concepts

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love your teaching style

Method of teaching so perfect with real time examples, can in django series create a video on creating user wiith rights no one created on it yet.

Now i understood oops concepts. thank you sir

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nice way to demostrate concept using questions

loved your videos sir

Nice explanation sirji

Really nice content sir !!!

great video, loved it.

got amazing understanding

video dhekne me mazzza aa jata hai

The Starting is very well Sir

Thank you for your dedication to sharing your knowledge and for creating such high-quality content. Your efforts are truly appreciated and have made a significant impact on my learning journey.

28:37 / 1:08:28 Encapsulation __brand ->private (only class members can use not outsider object) {hence data is encapsulated } 36:45 / 1:08:28 Class Variable

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Thanks a lot sir.

this is was perfect rather than those basic generic oops videos this covered most of the things

Bada acha samjh aaya sirji 👍

amazing teaching skill Hitesh ji. please make a series of Fastapi in hindi

Good work. Commented to meet your goal It's good that you talked about this topic. Disappointed with 'self' explanation.

great video!!

I am trying to understand this concept since many months. Now it's clear. Thanks! could you please teach some project on basis of oops?

nice explanation!!

great explanation sir

this series needs more recognition

Whoever is watching this video, just remember, the static method part is wrong. The class instance can 100% access the static method. Both class and instance can access the static methods. Static method means it does not get created for each instance, rather it gets created for only once.

Well taught sir

Amazing series 👏

agar mein is video full dekhne ki baad oop sikh jate hein to meri jitni bhi gmail account hein o sab se aap ki account ko subscribes karenge. because I am learning coding from 2016 se. abhi bhi oop mein bohot sari problems ate rehte hein. video dekhna start kari rahi hu.hope for the best

Greatest series of ever made on youtube for python

thnx for this playlist

sir bahut accha padhaya

Very good explanation ❤

Thanks a lot bhaiya for the video.

BRO LITERALLY THANK YOU FROM THE CORE OF MY HEEART

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4 months but still no 800 comments 😭 He is god level teacher .. help his channel grow

Sir mai python oops ki wajah se interview crack nhi saka Lekin aapke video dekhne ke baad mujhe oops ke all concept clear ho Gaye Thanks for sharing this useful knowledge

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Great Explanations

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very informative and you expalined it in such nice way ... love from Afghanistan...❤