Object Oriented Programming is a way of writing code that relies on the concepts of classes and objects. The main benefit of writing your code in an object-oriented way is to structure your program into simple, reusable pieces of code. All the coding examples will be in Python, but the concepts apply generally to all coding languages.
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Table of ContentsThe Goal of OOP is Cleaner CodeOOP is a Way to Write DRY CodeClasses Allow for Even More ReusabilityThe OOP DebateConstructors in PythonClass Variables vs Instance VariablesOOP Pillar #1 – EncapsulationOOP Pillar #2 – AbstractionHow OOP Developers ThinkOOP Pillar #3 – InheritanceOOP Pillar #4 – PolymorphismGreat Job Making it to the End!1 Comment
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