Programming with Python - part3

classes, inheritance, decorators, underscores, dunder, args, kwargs
What you'll learn
What are classes, objects and instances (object oriented programming)
How do named tuples relate to classes
Class decorators (instance, class, static, property, dataclass)
Inheritance
Abstract base classes
Underscores in variable/method names (dunder methods)
Context Managers, Iterators and Generators
Positional and Keyword Arguments
Requirements
No programming experience needed
Recommended to watch the first and second part of these courses as this is a continuation to that
Description
Hi!
My name is Alison.
I'm an analytical person with a science background, that has a passion for complex problem solving. I have a PhD in Science and I currently work as a Software Developer.
I'm here to teach you Maths, Chemistry, Physics and Programming.
I present my courses in a clear, logical and structured way. For every topic, I also include an example or exercise to make sure that it is clear and easy to understand.
Please send me your feedback and let me know if you have any comments, questions or suggestions. I may be able to prepare a course that interests you.
In this specific course we will learn various concepts about programming using the Python language. This the third part of a series of courses were we will learn how the Python programming language works as well as programming concepts.
1) First, we will introduce concepts in object oriented programming (such as classes, objects and instances)
2) Afterwards, we will explain how a named tuple is related to classes
3) Next, we will talk about different class decorators such as class methods, static methods as well as the property and dataclass decorators
4) Then we will discuss inheritance between classes, the concept of extending and overriding and how abstract base classes work
5) We will then talk about the meaning of a variety of underscores used for variable and method names including multiple examples of dunder methods (such as context managers, iterators and generators)
6) Finally, we will learn what are positional and keyword arguments
I hope you enjoy this course, find it easy and learn a lot with me
Good luck and see you soon
Alison
Who this course is for
Python developers (from basic to advanced)
Someone who wants to learn Python (without programming experience)
Someone who knows another software development language and wants to learn Python
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