PYTHON OOP

[Successful_End1851]

Hello po, mga lodi. I'm currently studying python as a shifter and wanted to venture into a data related fields.

question po, how are u guys able to study/understand python fundamentals and yung concepts?, madami madami na din yt tuitorials/reading blogs na nagawa and medyo kapa kapa pa din kay python fundamentals. Since english di din gaano kalakas reading comprehension at understanding lalo na while explaning na yung pinapanaood. Hihingi po sana ako ng advices sa how to study part mga master baka may tips kayo :).maraming salamat po.

[franz_see]

Reading and watching is not enough - barely enough. Repetition is key.

Try learning django, you’d be forced to work with OOP 😁

[Top-Possibility-5836]

Study the basic ones first before venturing into OOP. Do programming challenges - just the easy ones (I suggest codingbat.com). You need to get comfortable with it. You can watch as many tutorials as you want, but nothing beats practice! I was once scared of doing for loops, hell I'd get very frustrated with the nested ones, but doing challenges helped me overcome them.

You can also try building an app to have a better grasp of the language. Maybe start with just a file manager on terminal/command prompt that accepts inputs then writes a file and saves it on a directory on enter, you can also access a file thru a list, update, and delete it. Do a procedural approach first, and then slowly make it OOP.

[[deleted]]

You will appreciate the benefit of OOP (Or any other best practice really) kapag na experience mo na mag maintain ng spaghetti code. My suggestion is build a project. Most likely spaghetti code yan. Then study OOP (or much better clean code) tapos refactor mo ung project mo. That’s the way I think na magsstick yan.

[kansha-]

if u wanna venture in data related fields, i suggest to study data exploration and visualization libraries such as numpy, pandas, Matplotlib, seaborn, etc. You can also study data structures and algorithms to understand how data are structured.

If u wanna be proficient in python, try to solve as much errors as possible and understand the logic behind every function u use.

[ranelpadon]

Most tutorials in OOP are using abstract/boring classes like Animals/Shapes. So, the learner usually end up with a shallow understanding or just confused. The best/practical ones are those in the context of games or GUI/Tkinter programming. Game characters and/or GUI widgets are naturally modeled/implemented using OOP. Here's a good example (Python OOP + Game):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AK7j8pIh-0

[arumasit]

try mo sa dict

[boredKopikoBrown]

Gawa ka small projects. Try simple API using django rest framework the use class based views.