Great, I like that you mention things like the single responsibility principle, this is a huge headache in a lot of professional written code I dealt with. One thing worth mentioning might be, to bridge the mentioning of functions being first class citizens, that also methods can be replaced for a specific instance, e.g. "dog1.bark = MethodType(custom_bark, dog1)" with "def custom_bark(self): ...". Not that I recommend this practice, but this is a key difference to languages where this is static like Java, C++ and the like.
@@CodewithGunnar No problem at all! We're glad you took the time to get it right. Better late than never indeed. We're looking forward to watching the new video!
best tutor, continue making more video's.❤❤
Thank you so much - glad to hear that you're enjoying the content. Happy coding :)
Great, I like that you mention things like the single responsibility principle, this is a huge headache in a lot of professional written code I dealt with. One thing worth mentioning might be, to bridge the mentioning of functions being first class citizens, that also methods can be replaced for a specific instance, e.g. "dog1.bark = MethodType(custom_bark, dog1)" with "def custom_bark(self): ...". Not that I recommend this practice, but this is a key difference to languages where this is static like Java, C++ and the like.
Thanks Gunner:)
You're very welcome. Took a little longer than I had hoped to get the new video out - but better late than never :)
@@CodewithGunnar
No problem at all! We're glad you took the time to get it right. Better late than never indeed. We're looking forward to watching the new video!
sir i started watching your videos, great vidoes
Thank you and welcome to the course :)
Great videos @gunnar
Thanks a lot, John!! That's very kind of you :)
plzzz also make a project time to time, waiting for project
Absolutely, projects are going to come a little later in the course once I've covered the main syntax of Python - hang in there :)