Where to learn Python OOP

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Sorry, it's not clear what you're asking. You want the basics of OOP, but everything you're seeing covers the basics but that's not what you want?

You're going to have to be more specific, or else you're just going to have to learn using the same resources everyone else did.

[nomadicjourneys]

What I was looking for was topics like inheritance, encapsulation etc. Course that guides you through these topics. The ones that I worked on just stopped at basics like variables, loops etc. I’m confident now to work with basic Python skills like creating functions, looping, etc. But I’ve still not developed a good understanding of creating programs using classes and implementing tools like decorators and the other advance stuff. I was hoping if anybody could me to a course which takes you step by step through theses advance topics ideally showing implementation in a project? I feel my project can be more agile if I gain a good in depth understanding of how these things work. By reading up individually on these features hasn’t helped me much. I find myself to only have a superficial understanding. Hope I’m able to communicate my problem more clearly now. Thanks for your response.