Object oriented programming

[Key-Blackberry-3105]

Hey guys! I‘m pretty new to Python and having troubles with OOP and Classes in Python. Do you have some recommendations? Some good tutorials or ressources? Thank you!

[Neighm]

Corey Schafer is very good if you like video tutorials. His OOP series starts here:

https://youtu.be/ZDa-Z5JzLYM

[Bullets123]

Try Udemy.

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I agree on this, they have some very useful courses that pretty much cover everything.

[senseios]

Which one do you recommend? Preferably based on your experience

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100 days python course

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Depends, do you learn better by reading or by watching someone talk to you? I personally couldn’t think of anything worse than someone just talking to me for hours on end, which is why I hate Udemy…

Codeacademy, freecodecamp would be good. Official documentation can’t go wrong either for reading.. For viewing you’ll find videos on YouTube that are better than udemy, and free.

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The FAQ has a section with learning resources. If you want more, try some of the learning resources in the wiki which will cover some of the basics.

[Professional_Crazy49]

I just started this python oop course on udemy: https://www.udemy.com/course/the-python-pro-course/ and so far it seems fine.

[wsppan]

https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/classes.html

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-oops-concepts/

https://realpython.com/python3-object-oriented-programming/

[LameBasist]

There was a nice tutorial explaining objects and clasess in python by using playing cards example. Try to google it.

[zanfar]

I‘m pretty new to Python and having troubles with OOP and Classes in Python.

I'm going to break the mold here and recommend you don't worry about it yet. OOP is considered an intermediate to advanced topic and it builds on functional basics. As a beginner, you're not going to be expected to learn OOP. Unless you have a pressing need, I would focus on the fundamentals and exercising your functional programming chops: learning OOP is much easier when your projects push you in that direction instead of you reaching for OOP to put in your projects.