OOP Class Inheritance and Private Class Members - Python for Beginners!
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- Опубликовано: 26 июн 2024
- Hi everyone! today we will do a quick classes and objects exercise!
We will practice everything we've learned in previous tutorials and we will also talk about:
🐍 class inheritance
🐍 private class members... and why they're not exactly private in Python 😅
🐍 in the very end - tips of how to avoid repetition!
In our exercise - we own a guitar store and we need to find a way to keep track of our inventory.
So through a variety of real-life examples, we will discover all the qualities of classes along with their significance!
You can either follow along in your IDE or you can:
⭐ Clone My Tutorial Code ⭐
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If you have any questions - please leave me a comment below and I'd love to help! 😊
🛑 PREVIOUS TUTORIALS 🛑
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⭐ Objects and Classes for Beginners:
• Python Classes and Obj...
⭐ Forest of Objects OpenCV Exercise:
• Draw a Forest of Rando...
⌚ TIME STAMPS ⌚
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00:00 - intro
00:22 - init method
00:35 - attributes
01:26 - methods
01:49 - function vs method
02:57 - call method on object
03:13 - call method inside init
04:02 - class inheritance
05:09 - parent and child classes
06:15 - child methods
07:02 - replace child attributes
09:04 - private members
10:14 - bypass private members
11:42 - private methods
13:01 - tips to avoid repetition
15:52 - thanks for watching!
🙏 THANKS FOR WATCHING 🙏 
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As a guitar player, this is the best example to learn classes and inheritance in Python. Thank you very much.
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I'm gonna film an additional practice tutorial soon, this time using vehicle classes and inheritance. We will draw different types of vehicles in a recent Pygame project, so this time we'll see an extra visual example (which I believe is the best way to learn 😉)
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"House of the rising sun" is one of my favourite songs to play! it has super easy chords and everybody knows it by heart!
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there is a print function in the class and yet explicitly called outside the class. I think it is best to write return("pam pam pam pam...") then call it outside the class as print(my_guitar.play()). I am still learning python and I am catching a "none" error. I am not sure about my solution though but it works in my end. Thank you and keep providing quality tutorials! Love from the Philippines!!!
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Just a question about this tutorial: so there's no way to store confidential information? I was expecting you to show the good solution after showing that the private members is not a good one 😅
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Will do another practice tutorial with class inheritance soon - this time generating a parent vehicle class along with sedan, truck, motorcycle, van, coupe child classes.
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