Python OOP Explained for Beginners (2026) 🐍 | Classes, Objects & __init__(), self Function.(Part 1)
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Python OOP Explained for Beginners (2026) 🐍 | Classes, Objects & __init__(), self Function.(Part 1)
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🐍 Welcome back to Subtle Dev!
In this lesson, we're taking the next step in our Python journey by learning Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) — a programming approach that helps us organize code using classes and objects. 🚀
Instead of writing only standalone variables and functions, you'll learn how to combine *data and behavior* into objects and understand how this approach is used to build real-world applications.
🎯 *In this video, you'll learn:*
✅ What is Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)?
✅ Why do we use OOP in Python?
✅ What is a class?
✅ What is an object?
✅ The difference between classes and objects
✅ Understanding attributes and methods
✅ How to define a class in Python
✅ Understanding the `__init__()` method
✅ What is `self` in Python?
✅ How to create objects from a class
✅ Working with object attributes and behavior
✅ Practical example: Building a Bank Account class
✅ Understanding encapsulation through our Bank Account example
💡 Practical Project: We'll build a simple Bank Account example to see how classes, objects, attributes, and methods work together to represent something from the real world.
📚 This is Part 1 of our Python OOP series!
In Part 2, we'll explore more OOP concepts, including **Inheritance, Polymorphism, and Abstraction**, and learn how they help us write more organized and reusable code.
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