#23 Polymorphism in Python | Python Tutorial Series | In Tamil | Error Makes Clever Academy

In this informative and engaging RUclips video, we delve into the fascinating concept of polymorphism in Python. Join us as we unravel the layers of this fundamental concept, providing a clear understanding of its significance and practical applications.
Throughout the video, we cover the basic principles of polymorphism, exploring how it enables objects of different types to be treated as interchangeable entities. We explain how polymorphism enhances code flexibility, promotes reusability, and simplifies the overall design of Python programs.
Our expert host takes you on a step-by-step journey, starting with an introduction to the core concepts of object-oriented programming (OOP) and the foundations of polymorphism. We then delve into the various forms of polymorphism, such as method overloading and method overriding, shedding light on their unique characteristics and use cases.
With code examples and live demonstrations, we illustrate how polymorphism can be implemented in Python. We showcase the power of polymorphic behavior in enabling more dynamic and efficient programming, providing practical scenarios where it becomes invaluable.
Whether you're a beginner seeking to grasp the basics or an experienced Python developer looking to enhance your knowledge, this video has something for everyone. By the end, you'll have a solid understanding of polymorphism and how to leverage its benefits to write cleaner, more flexible code.
Join us on this educational journey as we demystify polymorphism in Python, empowering you to take your programming skills to the next level. Don't miss out-click play and unlock the world of polymorphism today!

[@hintsfrompast8664]

His voice thooo 🔥🔥..... Damnnnnnn

[@nvsbflims4624]

class Animal:
def sound(self):
print("Animal Makes Sound...")
class Dog(Animal):
def sound(self):
print("Dog barks...")
class Bird(Animal):
def sound(self):
print("Birds Sing...")
b1 = bird()
b1.sound()
Bro task completed

[@hasirmohamed-lu9on]

U r very young,but u r explanation is very excellent .

[@Goldencupid777]

Polymorphism interesting gatha bro iruku and use fullavu irukunu nanaikura 😊 and constructor mari destructor na ennanu epdi use pannanunu sollunga bro

[@vichuvlog]

why method overloading is not possible in python?

[@user-do1wh3hs2b]

avaiable tha nanba

[@pavithradurai7192]

Anna... Hacker Rank problems solve pandradhuku adhula kekura question topic um solli kunga na..... (Python )

[@FactlessFact-ByRaji]

without inheriting the Animal class still Dig class prints "dog barks"?

[@tamilinformation]

yes print pannum bro

[@user-jn2it8wv9n]

Class bird(animal):
def sound(self):
Print("birds sing")
B1=bird()
B1.sound

[@ignatiousamalraj5199]

Class bird() mattum potalum work aagum bro

[@nandhiniedu-wh6kf]

Next web development start panunga

[@kowsalyaqueen7686]

Yes

[@sasikumartist]

Hi is this correct ?
class animal():
def sound(self,sound="Animal makes a sound"):
print(sound)
class dog(animal):
pass
class bird(animal):
pass
dog1=dog()
dog1.sound("Dog Barks")
bird1=bird()
bird1.sound("Birds Sing")

[@vikashgameo]

its crt bro

[@nirmal_kumar_143]

Bro for loop la
Input = errormakesclever
Output = E1R2R3O4R5M6A7K8E9S10C11L12E13V14E15R
INDHA OUTPUT KEDAIKA CODE EPDI BRO IRUKANUM ..SOLUNGA BRO PLEASE

[@mr.tnmemes]

input_str = "errormakesclever"
output_str = ""
# Initialize a counter
count = 1
# Iterate through each character in the input string
for char in input_str:
# Add the character and its count to the output string
output_str += char + str(count)
# Increment the count
count += 1
print(output_str)

[@sampie135]

output = ''
for i in range(1, 16):
if i % 2 == 0:
output += str(i)
else:
output += 'R'
output = 'E' + output
print(output)

[@BLACK-mg5oc]

Bro innu ethana topic kitta iruku and intha course complete pannita clarificate tharuvigala bro sollunga please

[@user-lz8mq4wt1l]

Bro ithu mudicha udanae next language poduvingala......