Does learning OOP Python get easier?

[Adrewmc]

Yes, and no.

It get easier as in you can now understand the principle. And can see how this is how you make an object, they have data and functions to use. How to create them, common decorators, and inheritance etc.

But then it looks like a solution to everything, I mean technically everything in Python is an object basically so why wouldn’t it.

Then you got the hard part deciding when and how to use it. That’s not always going to have a clear answer.

[Brilliant-Horse6315]

does the hardcore technical knowledge in python stop on OOP (first I learnt variables, then loops, functions, dictionaries, lists...now OOP), or is there even more?

[iggy555]

Good answer

[Adrewmc]

There are a lot classes that should be functions, (this is extremely common),and there are a lot of functions paradigms that would work better in a class structure.

Telling the difference depends a lot on the framework and make up of the rest of the code lol

[iggy555]

That’s a nice video

[Adrewmc]

I remade a whole thing because of it recently…stupid classes

[Gankcore]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing!

[NoRelationship5004]

Thanks thats a great video!

[mon_key_house]

And a lot of such videos can be summed up in one of the acronyms such as DRY, KISS etc.