So, You’ve Learnt Python — Now What? 🤔

Practical Next Steps Unveiled

Hello guys 👋

These past two weekends, my online class focused on Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). It was a fascinating topic, and my instructor was incredibly patient in explaining the concepts repeatedly to ensure we all understood.

Let me share a bit of what we covered in that class. Not too much, just a snippet.

In programming, the OOPstructure is used almost daily. Essentially, it’s all about reusing code and creating multiple objects that are similar but with slight variations.

OOP can be broken down into two main elements:

• Class: This is like a blueprint that helps us create objects.
• Objects: These are the results produced from the class, the tangible outputs.

Real-Life Analogy 🍰

Imagine you’re a baker. Before you start baking, you’ll need a recipe with ingredients. Once you’ve read the recipe, you can bake the cake. If you follow the recipe, you can bake more than one cake!

• Class: The recipe
• Object: The cake

Isn’t it simple to understand? Even though the class took 4 hours to explain, the practical examples made it easier to grasp the concept. Repetition and practice were key to truly understanding how it works.