Python for OOP: The A-to-Z OOP Python Programming Course

Delve into Python classes, the self parameter, and attribute naming, and learn how to create objects, print attributes, and follow conventions for clear code.

Learn how methods drive object oriented programming in Python, from built-in and custom methods to using self and constructors. Create a method that evaluates marks and returns pass or fail.

Build a student class with name and marks, implement a result method to return pass or fail, and use a for loop to categorize five students.

Learn to build a python oop product class with an init and a discount method, applying percentage discounts to compute final prices using examples like laptop and mobile.

Define a circle class with a radius parameter and a class variable pi, then implement methods to calculate circumference and area, illustrating reduced code repetition and shared values.

Explore object oriented programming by building a laptop class, managing attributes, and using a dict to inspect and add fields; apply a product class exercise to adjust a class variable.

Examine common class issues in Python object-oriented programming and learn how to enforce nonnegative prices, keep dependent attributes in sync, and use methods and properties to update a phone's specification.

Learn to implement class methods in Python, pass the class as an argument, and use regex to extract name and price from text for object creation and discounts.

Build a date class that uses instance, class, and static methods to format dates as day-month-year, from numeric inputs or user-entered strings, in a three-part exercise.

Explore inheritance in object oriented programming in python, where a smartphone inherits features from a phone class, reducing duplication of attributes like brand, model, and price, and enabling methods.

Explore multiple inheritance in Python, learning how method resolution order selects between parent classes and how to inspect the order with help and __mro__ when using A, B, and C.

Explore method resolution order (MRO) and method overriding in Python, using a phone, smartphone, flagship inheritance chain to show how Python resolves methods and attributes.

Explore isinstance and issubclass in Python to determine object types and class hierarchies, using practical examples with phone, smartphone, and flagship classes.

Explore naming conventions in Python, noting that everything is public by default, and use underscore prefixes to denote private variables, with an apply_discount method.

Learn about name mangling in Python by using double underscores to prefix attributes, enabling class-based naming across inheritance and precise access to class methods.

Learn operator overloading in Python by using dunder methods, applying the plus operator to combine lists and custom phone objects, and implementing add, subtract, and multiply overloads.

Explore polymorphism, the last and most important topic in object oriented programming, and see how a single plus operator can behave differently across phone, smartphone, and flagship classes.