Python Tutorial 23 - Polymorphism in Python

[@AmanVerma-vz2rc]

There was a miss with print command for obj1 rateofinterest while explain overriding methods. Viewers don't get confused. Pavan Sir Get job , have gone though almost all videos for python and it helped me a lot.. Thanks

[@deepaleekhare7879]

Hello Sir, at 7:36, print statement is missing in the concept of the overriding methods, so the output should be 0 instead of 10.5...

[@sumanpalisetty6096]

even you are wrong, it should not return anything as there is no print method. He is just returning in the function

[@sophiam1726]

If print () is given, in that case, it will print both 10.5 and 0

[@sumanpalisetty6096]

@@sophiam1726 yes, now you are correct

[@ShilpiBhargavaiitb]

At 8:06 the answer should be zero, instead of 10.5

[@arpitakale5281]

Thank you sir for such a informative video

[@sdetpavan]

Welcome

[@trendyclips9728]

Hello Sir
I have read in geeks for geeks that method overloading was not supported in python
In interviews if they ask is it supported or not then what should we answer

[@sophiam1726]

Isn't it true that the default arguments of overloaded functions are not considered as part of the parameter list in overloading methods?
Ref : def sayHello (self,name=None)
And this doesn't seem to be method overloading which actually consists of methods with same name differing in no. of arguments and their types specifically

[@Sawyer3vans]

"So in the video I'm going to explain about.."
*TRAIN NOISE*

[@kirangandham1187]

hello sir i want to know which app or software is easy to practice the python code

[@sidhyaraman]

At 15:15, you put 'selfself' as the parameter for the 'fly' method.

[@natashameshram]

It still works.. anything can be replaced by self

[@bunnysunil]

I like your tutorials sir
I'm following your tutorials(python ) sir
Sir is there any chances to start django tutorials?
I'm waiting for django tutorials from your side
Sir

[@kunaalkirankumar6938]

With all due respect sir, please start by recording in a place where we can't hear loud truck horns. Those of us who used earphones will agree to me.

[@kumarraj989]

Is overloading always be done using if else in python?

[@pujithakaricheti954]

Noooooo it's our wish we can implement overloading in different ways

[@tarunkhare1755]

Multiple mistakes😞

[@trendyclips9728]

What mistakes bro

[@bhujathasoorishetty9700]

Am I the only person who thinks that the video is blurry? 😆

[@andrejpetrovic8240]

override the WHAT o.0???
Dude you've got to learn english! If you can slower down and be understandable that would be nice!

[@mastershooter64]

slow*

[@relatablecontent8045]

You cannot write proper english yourself yet you are here judging Mr Pravan.

[@DharmendraSingh-ds2gx]

But i think method overloading it's not possible in python

[@sdetpavan]

Not exactly.

[@manikantasai4499]

Method overloading and constructor overloading are not possible. If we declare more one method with same name then python consider only last method.

[@AsifKhan-dq4gc]

@@manikantasai4499 then is it mean overloading not possible??
I got confused now it will support or not