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Object Oriented Python Summary

The document provides an overview of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python, highlighting key concepts such as inheritance, encapsulation, abstraction, and polymorphism. It covers Python data structures, building blocks of OOP including classes and objects, and includes examples demonstrating class methods and inheritance. Additionally, it touches on advanced topics like file I/O, exception handling, and serialization of objects.

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Object Oriented Python Summary

The document provides an overview of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Python, highlighting key concepts such as inheritance, encapsulation, abstraction, and polymorphism. It covers Python data structures, building blocks of OOP including classes and objects, and includes examples demonstrating class methods and inheritance. Additionally, it touches on advanced topics like file I/O, exception handling, and serialization of objects.

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Object Oriented Python Tutorial

Summary with Examples


Key Concepts, Inputs & Outputs
Introduction to OOP

• Python is object-oriented: focuses on objects


& classes.
• Main pillars: Inheritance, Encapsulation,
Abstraction, Polymorphism.
• Helps map real-world problems into code
easily.
Python Data Structures

• Lists: mutable collections.


• Tuples: immutable sequences.
• Dictionaries: key-value pairs.
• Sets: unique unordered elements.
Building Blocks of OOP

• Classes: Blueprints with attributes (data) &


methods (behavior).
• Objects: Instances of classes.
• Encapsulation hides internal state, use
getters/setters.
Examples: Classes & Objects

• Example: class MyClass with method


say_hello()
• Input: my_obj = MyClass(); my_obj.say_hello()
• Output: 'Hello World'
Inheritance & Polymorphism

• Classes can inherit methods and attributes


from parent classes.
• Polymorphism allows same method names
with different implementations.
• Example: Animal -> Dog & Cat with
show_affection() different outputs.
Advanced Topics

• Class vs Instance attributes.


• Static & Class methods.
• Multiple Inheritance and Method Resolution
Order (MRO).
File I/O & Exceptions

• Open, Read, Write files with open().


• Handle exceptions using try/except blocks.
• Serialize objects using Pickle or JSON.

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