Python Tutorial - Introduction to Classes

[@jeffk8900]

Thanks for the video. The example at the end was very helpful. Rarely get that type of thing in tutorials

[@daveebbelaar]

Thanks, appreciate that! It's always about the bigger picture.

[@PeterPan-hs5tu]

I always find Dave’s lesson so easy to digest. I think i am a little fan of his by now. And i am going to follow his lesson promptly from now on. Thanks Dave 🍸

[@daveebbelaar]

Awesome Peter!

[@paulntalo1425]

You're a hired 🎯 hitman dealing in fixing our messy lives of trying to become employable Data Analytics and Scientists.
Your doing a 🎉great job. Your filling the gap on TH-cam that perhaps expensive and boring MOOCs online courses could fil.

[@LiamOttley]

Most handsome Python teacher hands down

[@daveebbelaar]

Oh stop it you 😂

[@bernardo4290]

Never understood why I should use classes vs. just functions until I watched this. The self variable alone is such a timesaver 😅

[@Mark_Kashef]

Nothing I love more than your Python classes ❤

[@fernandes1431]

Yess this is what I need and more. I'm hesitant with OOP but I need to get better at it.

[@daveebbelaar]

It's just a matter of practice. Try to break down the advanced example that I showed ;)

[@BrockMesarich]

Dave coming in with the heat!

[@eugenmalatov5470]

Great video to also have something for beginners.

[@daveebbelaar]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Kyler2K]

Thanks a lot man, much appreciated. Great Video

[@daveebbelaar]

You're welcome!

[@JosiahDamilare]

This is very helpful, Thanks for sharing, Dave.

[@eternaljosiah2531]

Thank you for sharing this Dave

[@jeffk8900]

Thanks!

[@daveebbelaar]

🙏🏻

[@JaseOfSpades]

3:47 : Correction, it is in Pascal-case not Camel-case.
Camel-case = twoWords
Pascal-case = TwoWords

[@daveebbelaar]

You're right, thanks!

[@shayanshafiqahmad]

@@daveebbelaar That's also a type of Camel Case, though. Pascal Case is also called Upper Camel Case.

[@ingluissantana]

Great!!!!

[@micbab-vg2mu]

Great - very helpful:)

[@alexchexes]

Hi Dave! What font do you use in VS Code?

[@careyatou]

Thanks!