Thank you Dev, that is enough.

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A real meaning of encapsulation. There are lot of misunderstandings of this concept. Even with some interviewers.

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Thank you for this video, this is awesome

Such a nice series - all of it, just top. Explanation, duration, your voice is so smooth. Just amazing, thank you

your way of explaining the stuff is very nice I will take some of your style and use in my coding channel if you don't mind

WET means Write Every Time

Immensely helpful! I wish it was easier to find clear and concise stuff like this, rather than just tutorials that fly way over my level of understanding 😅

Thank you! This really helped

Are there any programming paradigms that don't require encapsulation?..

the funny part is that it's not clear what keystore he's talking about

Is it you, Thomas?

simple and effective explanation. Thank you.

good videos in this channel, thanks!

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OOP is not a filing system, and though explained better than many, I didn't see the benefit over defined fields in a random access file. The way to learn OPP is to see how it saves you hours of programming time to accomplish data processing goals. A side by side with the old way vs the new would be helpful.

thank you this really helped a lot!

Thank you

Please talk faster. I watched your video in 2x speed and it was still way to slow. Great explanation tho.

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I didnt even know I was already doing polymorphism

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ok but you're missing the essence and you're kinda mixing stuff with inheritance here.. The basis of polym is not that you have multiple copies of your function in each type that inherits form Animal( that's inheritance), but rather that you have a method pet(Animal a) in another class, and any object of a type that inherits from class Animal will be suitable for that method. ( they key point here is that you can only have the class Animal and pet method and classes that are still not existent can comply to the pet's method signature by inheriting from Animal). Polymorphism can be achieved through interfaces, abstract classes, or regular (concrete) classes, but the essence remains the same: treating objects of different types in a uniform way. In the broader context, polymorphism is about writing code that can work with objects of different types in a unified manner. Whether you achieve this through interfaces, abstract classes, or regular classes with inheritance, the goal is to create more flexible and reusable code that can accommodate various types of objects without knowing their specific implementations.

How to even get feedback from them? I get blocked immediately. Idk why. I have nothing on my profile beside some likes and the same avatar I use here.

SO GOOD OMG!!! I was reading and re-reading my textbook... until I found this. Thank you!

LOL no need to attack me like that, TWICE.

Why cant my teacher be this clear? Thanks!

Thank you so much for this clear explanation ❤❤

Thank you

7 years later, still helpful, thank you

I was studying on sensor networks in the context of distributed systems and found this after looking back on basics like polymorphism, THIS IS FUNNY AS HELL

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I watched every video from this playlist and I enjoyed it! You deserve more views

hahaha good video :D

this one worth than 4 year it degree

Thanks bro 🤝

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Thanks

Thank you! I'm a novice programmer who just started college part-time and I struggled with this concept this afternoon in class. You explained it better than my professor. :D

So basically it's like overloading a function yeah?

Who is here after 2 years 😂?

I searched alot and finally i found this video again I watched it 2 years Ago.❤

Thank You very much, Sir 🤍

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Hi Thanks a ton for all the videos! I am stuck in 1 of my projects where I have tableview with customcells and inside the cell i have an image view and i am getting the images from the API and using there but now I want to integrate pinch zoom into it and we want to zoom the whole tableView together not a particular cell at a time. So the problem I am only able to zoom in the center like you showed in this video but not in corners and all. And I have text in the image so i want it to zoom inother places also not just in center. And when i integrate pan gesture for drag then it is not able to scroll through the tableView as it gets confused between grab and scroll and gets stuck at that particular image only, so I can't do that as well. Can you please guide on how to solve this issue? How to zoom in other parts also not just center???

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Thanks for the straightforward video, I have one question thu, when you said in 0:50 that the unreadable unwriteble is what progarmmers used to do, u man the binary code (0s/1s) or hex codes? Thanks again.

That's great thank you so much