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Student's Guide to Python 3 - Part 4
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Student's Guide to Python 3 - Part 4

Learn Python 3, a great introductory course for students
Created byPaul Kang
Last updated 7/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Python 3

Course content

1 section17 lectures1h 28m total length
  • General Introduction10:30
  • Intro to Classes4:58

    Create your first class and instantiate an object in Python using a simple ball example, then print the type to verify the class. Next, explore class-wide properties in upcoming lessons.

  • Intro to Classes Exercises0:24
  • Class Variables3:41
  • Class Variables Exercises0:32
  • Dunder Methods11:51
  • Dunder Methods Exercises0:47
  • Class Functions6:39
  • Class Functions Exercises0:40
  • Inheritance10:30
  • Inheritance Exercises0:37
  • Overwriting Inherited Function7:46
  • Overriding Inherited Functions Exercises0:59
  • Polymorphism9:44

    Explores polymorphism in Python by redefining the add operation for a custom ball class, showing how the plus sign can combine radii of two balls and other types.

  • Polymorphism Exercises0:33
  • Project: Electronics2:11
  • Project: Electronics - Solution and Walkthrough15:50

Requirements

  • Student's Guide to Python 3 - Part 3

Description

As our world becomes more and more technologically advanced, we become immersed in a digital era. In these modern times, it is important to learn how to code, and especially important for students to learn as the possibilities surrounding code are infinite. Especially with the current advent of machine learning, Python is one of the easiest and most powerful languages available, and having it in your arsenal is an excellent tool in this day and age. This is Part 4 of a 4 part course in Python.

Who this course is for:

  • Students with little/no experience coding