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Stoneriverelearning – Python Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals

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Description

Python is a big deal. More and more beginner programmers are choosing it as their first language to learn, which means its future is more than just bright – it’s dazzling. It makes coding faster, easier and fun. When combined with the object oriented programming approach these qualities are further enhanced, which means Python is virtually unstoppable. If you want to future-proof your programming skills, this is exactly what you need to learn.

Build and Enhance Python Applications

  • Maintain and organise Python code more efficiently
  • Build as you go for practical, real-world experience
  • Learn a new, easy approach to programming
  • Separate code into objects to maximise power and minimise stress

Get to Grips with Object Oriented Programming

This online course is designed with beginners in mind. Although it helps to already know the basics of Python, it’s not a requirement. You’ll be guided through the entire installation process before hitting the more challenging material. If your goal is to learn how to enhance, maintain and build highly-driven applications, then this is the course for you regardless of your skill level.

Once installation is complete you’ll dive straight into the various features and functions of Python including the class construct, attributes, methods, class variables and more. Then you’ll get to grips with the more advanced concepts. Object oriented programming in relation to Python, the constructor/destructor magic methods, and class inheritance are all given dedicated sections with live exercise demos and explanations at every stage.

As you progress through the course you’ll complete a final project based on real-world examples, to prepare you for undertaking your own OOP Python projects. By the end of this course, you’ll have a thorough understanding of Python, the object oriented programming approach, and how to combine the two.

About Python

Python is a high-level, general-purpose, dynamic programming language that is becoming ever more widespread in the programming world. It is readable, succinct, scalable, and can support multiple programming paradigms. It is now the most common ‘starter’ language taught on university programming courses and is seen by many as the future of coding.

 

 

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This is a really nice, clear cut way to teach object oriented programming. Python is a great language.

Giacomo Perez

Very good explanations. OOP is finally starting to make sense.

Jan Verisek

Course Curriculum

Introduction to the Course
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    Course Introduction (1:46)

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    Installing Python IDE (3:59)

Essential Constructs
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    Section Introduction (2:21)

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    Class Construct (4:05)

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    The Special __init__ Method (3:48)

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    Attributes (4:23)

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    Methods (4:42)

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    Class Variables (5:21)

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    Obtaining Class Attribute Values (7:00)

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    The Main Method (5:32)

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    Section Summary (3:26)

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    Exercise Live Demo (2:46)

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    Project Explanation (3:59)

The Python Object
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    Section Introduction (2:46)

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    How to Create an Object (5:40)

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    Obtaining Object Attributes (7:46)

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    Changing Object Attribute Values (8:31)

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    Accessing Objects Methods Part 1 (8:17)

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    Accessing Objects Methods Part 2 (7:34)

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    Section Summary (2:38)

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    Exercise Live Demo (2:40)

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    Exercise Explanation (6:28)

 

The Constructor/Destructor Magic Methods
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    Section Introduction (3:08)

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    The Constructor Part 1 (5:51)

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    The Constructor Part 2 (4:11)

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    Destructor (5:25)

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    Public Access modifiers (7:04)

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    Private Access Modifiers (7:48)

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    Section Summary (4:28)

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    Project Live Demo (2:25)

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    Project Explanation (5:27)

Class Inheritance
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    Section Introduction (2:58)

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    Building The Child Class Part 1 (5:50)

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    Building The Child Class Part 2 (5:01)

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    Building The Child Class Part 3 (8:33)

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    Building The Parent Class Part 1 (7:20)

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    Building The Parent Class Part 2 (6:00)

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    Importing Classes (9:08)

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    Overriding Methods (8:44)

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    Section Summary (4:21)

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    Exercise Live Demo (2:10)

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    Exercise Explanation (4:50)

Final Project
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    Final Project Live Demo (3:08)

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    Final Project Explanation Part 1 (5:48)

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    Final Project Explanation Part 2 (3:53)

Course Conclusion
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    Course Conclusion (1:30)

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