sir you are great. I have watched so many tutorials but my oops concepts are now clear. You have explained all things in such a way that it have become very easy.
your videos are extremely underrated. they've helped me more than any video ive watched, even more helpful than my prof. your explanations are very clear and understandable.
This is an excellent introduction to python programming, before I went through all the videos, i had been working on python programming for a couple of weeks now(using books), however these set of videos have really helped me understand the language much better. The concept clarification provided in these set of videos is excellent. The most outstanding feature of these set is your unique pedagogy.More than learning python programming your video has helped me learn the nuances of learning or approaching any programming language. On a personal front i would like see/learn about the implementation of Recursion using the Execution Space Concept.Also i would like to thank you for a wonderful introduction to OOP. Sincerely
Your pedagogy is brilliant. Mr.Phil, in this particular video - I fail to understand how can I access the local variable declared under initialization function? and I do understand declaring it outside the __init__ function and the message would get amended to account_holder.balance. if the "balance" is declared under __init__ function, what would the message be?
Whenever an instance is created a function called __new__() is invoked. Then the __init__ is called which is designed to set up the data attributes of the class. A class can have numerous such attributes and you would pass in the values to set these attributes as parameters to the __init__ method. So the __init__ method can have more parameters how many will depend on the definition of the class. Best wishes Phil
sir you are great. I have watched so many tutorials but my oops concepts are now clear. You have explained all things in such a way that it have become very easy.
Thank you for your generous comments.
Best wishes Phil
your videos are extremely underrated. they've helped me more than any video ive watched, even more helpful than my prof. your explanations are very clear and understandable.
Excellent set of videos Phil. They have helped considerably with my understanding of object-oriented programming.
+Garry Beck Thank you glad the videos are helping.
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Phil
Very nice, thank you John.
very good. you make everything very clear.....thanks
Absolutely fantastic stuff. A rather complex and crucial topic explained so beautifully!
This is an excellent introduction to python programming, before I went through all the videos, i had been working on python programming for a couple of weeks now(using books), however these set of videos have really helped me understand the language much better. The concept clarification provided in these set of videos is excellent. The most outstanding feature of these set is your unique pedagogy.More than learning python programming your video has helped me learn the nuances of learning or approaching any programming language.
On a personal front i would like see/learn about the implementation of Recursion using the Execution Space Concept.Also i would like to thank you for a wonderful introduction to OOP.
Sincerely
+Ronnie Joshua Thank you for your positive comments it is appreciated.
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Phil
(John Philip Jones)
This is an excellent video. Thank you so much!
Thank you for your positive comment it is appreciated.
Best wishes Phil
Thanks
Just one word sir WoW
Thank you Sir.
Your pedagogy is brilliant.
Mr.Phil, in this particular video - I fail to understand how can I access the local variable declared under initialization function? and I do understand declaring it outside the __init__ function and the message would get amended to account_holder.balance.
if the "balance" is declared under __init__ function, what would the message be?
What about class variables? They are variables that can be assessed by Every instance of the class.
Yes that is correct
@@johnphilipjones Thank you sir for the response.
sir can u uplode some video about how to make GUI software using python.
They are in the pipeline I will be making them in the new year
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Phil
Can __init_ has more parameters?
Whenever an instance is created a function called __new__() is invoked. Then the __init__ is called which is designed to set up the data attributes of the class. A class can have numerous such attributes and you would pass in the values to set these attributes as parameters to the __init__ method. So the __init__ method can have more parameters how many will depend on the definition of the class.
Best wishes
Phil