Presentation on Classes In Python Programming language
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The document discusses the concept of classes in Python, emphasizing their role in object-oriented programming by bundling data and functionality. It covers syntax for class creation, defining attributes and methods, instantiation, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and the distinction between class and instance variables. Overall, it aims to provide hands-on guidance for effectively utilizing classes in Python.
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- 1. Classes in Python Unlock the power of object-oriented programming with classes in Python. by Asad Khokhar
- 2. What are classes in Python? Classes provide a way to bundle data and functionality together. Learn how to define and use classes to organize your code.
- 3. Creating a class in Python Discover the syntax and conventions for creating your own classes in Python. Get hands-on experience with class creation.
- 4. Defining attributes and methods in a class Learn how to define attributes to store data and methods to perform actions within a class. Understand the difference between instance and class attributes.
- 5. Creating instances of a class Dive into the concept of instantiation and explore how to create multiple instances of a class to work with different objects.
- 6. Inheritance and polymorphism Unlock the power of inheritance and polymorphism to reuse and extend code. Explore the different types of inheritance and dynamic polymorphism.
- 7. Encapsulation and data hiding Discover how to encapsulate data and hide implementation details to build robust and secure classes. Understand the importance of access modifiers.
- 8. Working with class variables and instance variables Learn how to utilize class variables and instance variables to store and manipulate data. Explore their differences and use cases.