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Python OOP : Four Pillars of OOP in Python 3 for Beginners (Udemy.com)

Python OOP Simplified: Learn Object Oriented Programming using Python in a way that you really understand

Created by: Febin George

Last updated November 2021

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What you will learn

  • You will have a complete understanding of Object Oriented Programming in Python
  • Classes and Objects, the 'self' parameter, and other technicalities of Object Oriented Programming in Python will no longer haunt you
  • You will understand how Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance and Polymorphism gives a good design to your Python code
  • You will gain the much needed confidence to start reading Object Oriented code written by other Python developers

How it compares

Against the other 388 rated Udemy courses in Python on CourseDuck:

  • Rating4.4 out of 5higher than 37% of them
  • Reviews10,467#40 of 389 by number of reviews
  • Length2.6 hoursshorter than 88% of them
  • Last updatedNovember 2021earlier than 64% of them

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Overall Score : 88 / 100

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Course Description

Python is one of the most sought after programming language. This course will teach you Object Oriented Programming, using Python as the programming language. You need to be familiar with the basics of Python such as Variables, Data Types, etc

By learning OOP using Python , you are taking your Python skills to the intermediate level from where you can pursue other advanced Python modules.

With the spike in growth of Data Science, Python developers are much in demand. With increase in number of Python developers, it is very important to let potential employers spot you from the rest of the 'usual' Python crowd. This is where having the knowledge of OOP becomes very important. By being able to write well designed code in Python , you are giving yourself a boost to climb up the ladder of your Python journey.

This course will help you understand how Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance and Polymorphism - the four pillars, hold together the world of Object Oriented Programming in Python

Have you ever stumbled into someone else's Python code and wondered how to create Classes and Objects and other designs of OOP ? Well, this course will teach you how to start creating your own OOP designs in Python

I have related all the concepts to real world examples to help you understand them better. And with Python as the programming language, it couldn't get any simpler!

Enrol today and take your Python skills to the next level!


Last updated - 11 November 2018 => Added Closed Captions in English

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Instructor Details

Febin George

I am a software engineer with a passion for teaching. I have 3 years of professional experience as a software developer with my primary expertise being Python programming.

My mission in life is to leave this world a better place than how I found it, and Udemy helps me do that by connecting us together through the world of online education.

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Reviews

4.4

10,467 ratings on Udemy

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By Andrey Geraldo Alvarado Mesén on 4/10/2025

As a systems engineer I can say that it is definetely a good course, I learned some useful information that back in when I was in school my teachers couldn't explain clearly, for example, how Python deals with the 'self' attribute when you call a method using an object and why it is important the 'self' keyword. I noticed there were several bad practices from the instructor and there were things that I didn't know well and I had to look for them on the internet because he didn't explain them at length, for example, Static Methods (Not a big deal, but I had to pointed them out). It's a 2.5-hour course and even though I said what I said it's worth the money.

By Anonymized User on 1/26/2021

Though the course was good, especially for how short it is, and the instructor is very engaging, I personally have a couple of critiques/suggestions: 1. The course could benefit from extending a bit with more examples that bring down to earth the concepts presented. The examples could provide further advice about how to design your OOP python code, for example, what to encapsulate in methods and what in the logic of the code. 2. The course is not for complete beginners as the course name suggests, at least not for python beginners. Although the course description does imply previous knowledge of python is a prerrequisite, I was confused about how much previous OOP and python knowledge was required. As a result I struggled at times. For reference, my experience with programming (which influence my shortcomings): 4 years of SAS programming for data manipulation and data analysis; 2 years of SQL for data access and manipulation; 1 Udemy beginners course of Python for data science. No previous courses of OOP.

By Molly Baker on 11/7/2020

I like the review after sections

By Ramshetty K on 11/7/2020

Your explain is very good. Easy to follow up with you.

By lingala chandana swapna on 11/1/2020

excellent

By MANGAIYARKARASI . on 10/27/2020

It was an good experience in e-learning the courses through Udemy . Thank you

By Pranav Mukesh on 10/20/2020

good course

By Mario Pasquato on 10/19/2020

Very nice, clear explanation. Still so after few more lectures

By Ganakavalli K on 10/16/2020

Yes,it is quite good for me to understand.

By Neelabh Chatterjee on 10/14/2020

Nice course. Although it is stated as a beginner level course, you need to have some knowledge of python to make the most of this lecture.

By Abdul Samad on 10/13/2020

Best course I have been through for OOPs concept in Python

By Chris Perejda on 10/13/2020

Good explanations of the basics of OOP. Limited programming exercises, but still helpful.

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