Learn Intermediate Python 3: Object-Oriented Programming
Offered By: Codecademy
Course Description
Overview
Learn how to utilize one of the most popular programming paradigms - Object-Oriented Programming.
Continue your Python 3 learning journey with Learn Intermediate Python 3: Object-Oriented Programming. Represent real-world relationships in your code by utilizing inheritance, obfuscate important aspects of your code with abstraction and encapsulation, and create multi-form classes by utilizing polymorphism.
### Notes on Prerequisites
We recommend that you complete [Learn Intermediate Python 3: Functions, Namespaces, and Scope](https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-intermediate-python-3-functions-namespaces-and-scope) before completing this course.
Continue your Python 3 learning journey with Learn Intermediate Python 3: Object-Oriented Programming. Represent real-world relationships in your code by utilizing inheritance, obfuscate important aspects of your code with abstraction and encapsulation, and create multi-form classes by utilizing polymorphism.
### Notes on Prerequisites
We recommend that you complete [Learn Intermediate Python 3: Functions, Namespaces, and Scope](https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-intermediate-python-3-functions-namespaces-and-scope) before completing this course.
Syllabus
- Object-Oriented Programming: Learn to utilize one of the most popular programming paradigms - Object-Oriented Programming!
- VideoContentItem: Why Object-Oriented Programming?
- Lesson: Object-Oriented Programming
- Quiz: Object-Oriented Programming
- Project: School Catalogue
- Article: The @property Decorator
- Informational: Next Steps
Taught by
Kenny Lin
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