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Classes and Object-oriented Programming in Python 3
You might have heard the sentence which states that “everything is an object in Python”. This course will teach you how to approach the object-oriented paradigm in Python and how to implement it in practice.
Intermediate
- Course
Classes and Object-oriented Programming in Python 3
You might have heard the sentence which states that “everything is an object in Python”. This course will teach you how to approach the object-oriented paradigm in Python and how to implement it in practice.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
To fully utilize the power of Python, you need to be familiar with how to create your own custom classes. In this course, Classes and Object-oriented Programming in Python, you’ll learn to structure programs in an object-oriented way. First, you’ll explore how to define custom classes and instantiate objects. Next, you’ll discover how manage attribute access with properties. Finally, you’ll learn how to implement inheritance, class attributes and how to use data classes. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of object-oriented programming in Python needed to build enterprise level applications with the OOP paradigm in mind.
Classes and Object-oriented Programming in Python 3
Intermediate
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