thank you for this lovely video Dave. Clear and succinct with enough repeatability to reinforce key concepts and ideas. Really appropriate for a beginner in OOP.
great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort
great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort
great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort
great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort
account.deposit(amount) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'deposit' i cant complete the transfer func, it gives me that error. do u know whats wrong with it, please ?, the thing it didnt happen in the transfer func, before the interstaccount, it happend in the interest acc which is kinda weird
This should have more views. I know Python, but never really got into OOP much. This is great learning material, also thanks for talking about those VS Code shortcuts :)
Dave is one of the few best in any material he teaches , I hope he make some advance oop projects too , there is a huge gap in between OOP we learn and OOP in action , there is one guy named JimShapedCoding that makes a mine sweeper game . wow I can not even begin to imagine before seeing that video and some other stuff from clear code (atlas) in GUI programming and games that blows your mind how this method of programming can do.
I love this project so much. I just learned OOP in Python, but I'm not sure how to apply it to a project. I understand now how to apply OOP Concepts to a project. I don't fully understand all of the project's topics 😅. However, I had to repeatedly code in order to understand this 💪💪💪💪💪💪. Thank You SO Much Dave
Hi, Im Krish, Founder of Technolabdigitals from INDIA!! Your tutorials are pure coding gold! 🌟 I have a suggestion. How about creating a full tutorial series on building a MENN Stack Subscription Platform? 🚀🔥 From User Management to Content Control, User Roles to Payment Integration, and Admin Controls to User Authentication, your expertise in these areas is unmatched. And adding a touch of genius by locking content for free users would make it even more exciting! 💡💪 I can already imagine how your step-by-step approach and knack for simplifying complex concepts will make this tutorial series a developer's dream. Your creativity and attention to detail will shine through as you guide us through the entire process, from start to finish. Count me in as one of your eager subscribers eagerly waiting to dive into this MENN Stack masterpiece!
great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort
Cant the withdraw function in savings account be further shortened by calling super().withdraw(amount + self.fee) ? rather than rewriting the same thing?
Hey dave! Great video, if you can do a video on redux toolkit specifically with Typescript that would be awesome, i dont believe you have that yet, along with React query would be a bonus!
How come class "InterestRewardAcct" does not get def __init__(self, initial_amount, acct_name): super().__init__(initial_amount, acct_name) like class "SavingAcct" ?
account.deposit(amount) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'deposit' i cant complete the transfer func, it gives me that error. do u know whats wrong with it, please ?, the thing it didnt happen in the transfer func, before the interstaccount, it happend in the interest acc which is kinda weird
@@hussainalaa2361 Solved: Just replace "account.deposit(amount)". Write "self.deposit(amount)" because we are just defining our method inside the class.
account.deposit(amount) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'deposit' i cant complete the transfer func, it gives me that error. do u know whats wrong with it, please ?, the thing it didnt happen in the transfer func, before the interstaccount, it happend in the interest acc which is kinda weird
Im not entirely sure, but i read it somewhere that during inheritance, the child class implicitly instantiates the parent's attributes and methods but It's a good practice to have it when adding a new attribute to the __init__ method to avoid any overwrites. Besides modifying a method in a child class.
I have to run the python file I changed before I can run the file that uses something from a changed file. How can I fix that ? its quite annoying to run every single time all files 1 by 1 ...
not exactly sure what you mean but if it's about saving the file you're making classes and methods in before running the other file that's inheriting those classes then you just have to press ctrl+s (for windows) to save the first file before you move onto the next file which you actually need to run
@@xdjqye ihave a question : account.deposit(amount) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'deposit' i cant complete the transfer func, it gives me that error. do u know whats wrong with it, please ?, the thing it didnt happen in the transfer func, before the interstaccount, it happend in the interest acc which is kinda weird
I want to be a hacker. I am totally beginner in the coding world. I have started html course today. Please tell me all those languages in sequence to learn so that I will become a hacker in future. Thank you in advance 🙂.
thank you for this lovely video Dave. Clear and succinct with enough repeatability to reinforce key concepts and ideas. Really appropriate for a beginner in OOP.
great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort
great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort
great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort
great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort
Crystal clear explaining!!
Thank you for your efforts
account.deposit(amount)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'deposit'
i cant complete the transfer func, it gives me that error. do u know whats wrong with it, please ?, the thing it didnt happen in the transfer func, before the interstaccount, it happend in the interest acc which is kinda weird
@@hussainalaa2361 are you still having this error?
Very informative. Thanx for such lovely guidance
Tq sir💌
Things are starting to make much more sense watching this. Quality video. Thank you :)
Thank you so much!! I learned a lot!!!
This should have more views. I know Python, but never really got into OOP much. This is great learning material, also thanks for talking about those VS Code shortcuts :)
Dave is one of the few best in any material he teaches , I hope he make some advance oop projects too , there is a huge gap in between OOP we learn and OOP in action , there is one guy named JimShapedCoding that makes a mine sweeper game . wow I can not even begin to imagine before seeing that video and some other stuff from clear code (atlas) in GUI programming and games that blows your mind how this method of programming can do.
Same, I need to accustomed to oop by learning how it's applied in projects
Thanks for the project. keep up the good work.
Amazing as always. Thank you so much 🙏🌹❤
I don't think the self.withdraw is needed under the transfer method it will still give u d same output
I love this project so much. I just learned OOP in Python, but I'm not sure how to apply it to a project. I understand now how to apply OOP Concepts to a project. I don't fully understand all of the project's topics 😅. However, I had to repeatedly code in order to understand this 💪💪💪💪💪💪. Thank You SO Much Dave
This is amazing! What I was looking for to practice classes. Thanks
Hi, Im Krish, Founder of Technolabdigitals from INDIA!!
Your tutorials are pure coding gold! 🌟 I have a suggestion. How about creating a full tutorial series on building a MENN Stack Subscription Platform? 🚀🔥
From User Management to Content Control, User Roles to Payment Integration, and Admin Controls to User Authentication, your expertise in these areas is unmatched. And adding a touch of genius by locking content for free users would make it even more exciting! 💡💪
I can already imagine how your step-by-step approach and knack for simplifying complex concepts will make this tutorial series a developer's dream. Your creativity and attention to detail will shine through as you guide us through the entire process, from start to finish.
Count me in as one of your eager subscribers eagerly waiting to dive into this MENN Stack masterpiece!
great video finally getting to catch some of the basics through a project based tutorial wish is a great way to know how to implement the basics thank you for your effort
Thanks Dave! great class!!
Quick question: What will you teach us after this course?
Great tutorial except for the BalanceException(Exception) and SavingsAcct part because i'm still very vague about what's happening there!
Merci beaucoup
hey Dave, what about doing a tutorial about Svelte fire? I love watching your tutorials
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Salam alaykoum, eid mubarak
Can you do more tutorials on python oop with projects
Thank you Dave
Thank you very much indeed SIR!.
I Love you.
Cant the withdraw function in savings account be further shortened by calling super().withdraw(amount + self.fee) ? rather than rewriting the same thing?
Hey dave! Great video, if you can do a video on redux toolkit specifically with Typescript that would be awesome, i dont believe you have that yet, along with React query would be a bonus!
Dave covered React toolkits. Just not with TS. It was covered in two different videos. Redux video and MERN stack video
Excelente ejemplo
So good tutorial thank you
interesting .. a savings account has a withdrawal fee in the US ?
thank you sir
Thanks!
Awesome,
How do we check Dave account has be deducted after transfer
How come class "InterestRewardAcct" does not get
def __init__(self, initial_amount, acct_name):
super().__init__(initial_amount, acct_name)
like class "SavingAcct" ?
account.deposit(amount)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'deposit'
i cant complete the transfer func, it gives me that error. do u know whats wrong with it, please ?, the thing it didnt happen in the transfer func, before the interstaccount, it happend in the interest acc which is kinda weird
@@hussainalaa2361 Have the same error. Any solution?
@@hussainalaa2361 Solved: Just replace "account.deposit(amount)". Write "self.deposit(amount)" because we are just defining our method inside the class.
Thanks a lot!!! That's so helpful 🥰🥰
Why InterestRewardAcct doesnt have a super Init method?
account.deposit(amount)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'deposit'
i cant complete the transfer func, it gives me that error. do u know whats wrong with it, please ?, the thing it didnt happen in the transfer func, before the interstaccount, it happend in the interest acc which is kinda weird
Im not entirely sure, but i read it somewhere that during inheritance, the child class implicitly instantiates the parent's attributes and methods but It's a good practice to have it when adding a new attribute to the __init__ method to avoid any overwrites. Besides modifying a method in a child class.
I have to run the python file I changed before I can run the file that uses something from a changed file. How can I fix that ? its quite annoying to run every single time all files 1 by 1 ...
not exactly sure what you mean but if it's about saving the file you're making classes and methods in before running the other file that's inheriting those classes then you just have to press ctrl+s (for windows) to save the first file before you move onto the next file which you actually need to run
press ctrl+s on the first file then go to the new one and press the same then run
@@xdjqye ihave a question :
account.deposit(amount)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'deposit'
i cant complete the transfer func, it gives me that error. do u know whats wrong with it, please ?, the thing it didnt happen in the transfer func, before the interstaccount, it happend in the interest acc which is kinda weird
I want to be a hacker. I am totally beginner in the coding world. I have started html course today. Please tell me all those languages in sequence to learn so that I will become a hacker in future. Thank you in advance 🙂.
Bank account has no get balance 🥺🥺
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