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Python Basics to Practice Part 4

Python with easy and intuitive grammar! Learn Python, a renowned introductory programming language, from the basics to practice! In this course, you will learn object-oriented programming.

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It's good because it's easy to follow along while typing. Thank you for the great lecture~

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While learning C++ in college, I really couldn't grasp concepts like class inheritance, etc. After several years passed, I wanted to grasp the concepts again, so I carefully searched for this lecture, and it was really easy to understand and I'm satisfied. If I repeat it one more time, I think I can perfectly grasp it without missing various premises, conditions, or configurations.

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What you will gain after the course

  • Object-oriented concepts

  • class

  • Constructor

  • succession

  • Abstract class

Begin programming with Python!
Let's learn together from the basics to practice!

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  • This course does not offer Q&A sessions with knowledge sharers. Please keep this in mind when attending.

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Python: From Basics to Practice

Python with easy and intuitive syntax!
Let's learn Python, a renowned introductory programming language.
By taking both theory and practical classes, you will be able to build practical skills from the basics.


Learning Objectives โœ

  • Learn object-oriented programming.

A theoretical course that covers the basics of Python

A practical course to learn Python used in the workplace.


Related Lectures โœ

Python: From Basics to Practice, Part 1

Introduction to Python, variables, data types, conditional statements, loops

Current lecture: From Python Basics to Practice Part 4

object-oriented programming

Python: From Basics to Practice, Part 6

Exception handling, lambda expressions, iterators/generators, etc.

Python: From Basics to Practice, Part 7

Mini-project on connecting Python and databases


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  • Anyone who wants to learn Python

  • For those who are new to coding

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        It's good because it's easy to follow along while typing. Thank you for the great lecture~

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          While learning C++ in college, I really couldn't grasp concepts like class inheritance, etc. After several years passed, I wanted to grasp the concepts again, so I carefully searched for this lecture, and it was really easy to understand and I'm satisfied. If I repeat it one more time, I think I can perfectly grasp it without missing various premises, conditions, or configurations.

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            Since you use JAVA as your main language, you seem to be very confused. I also studied other languages first, so I understand why you'd be confused. However, it might confuse students. And in Object-Oriented Programming-1 (Practice-6), you said that the reason class variables are reallocated is when a new object is created. It seems that a new address had to be allocated in order to change the immutable int type count. If you structure the code so that the value does not change and run the code, the address of count will be the same even if a new object is created.

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