how to get good at object oriented programming (python)

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So i have been learning python, but i am having a hard time understanding the oop concepts.
So where are oops concepts  used generally and why they are used vs functional programming
Also doing projects gives more clarity , and programs using oop are generaly very big.
Can you guys suggest me some small projects/programs using oop.
maybe share some resources you found useful :pepegun:
any help is appreciated thanks 

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OOP gives you access to encapsulation (private variables etc) that you dont want other classes to access

In functional programming data can't be stored in objects and can only be manipulated / transformed in functions but with OOP data is stored in objects and you dont need a function / method to use or manipulate that data

OOP is used when you want to reduce effort used, like a blueprint.

I'm pretty bad at explaining things as I'm more of a practical person but let me give you a link that may help you understand a bit better

OOP Understanding


If you need any more help let me know, I could possibly send you an example project too with comments explaining things

Have fun on your journey

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OOP gives you access to encapsulation (private variables etc) that you dont want other classes to access

In functional programming data can't be stored in objects and can only be manipulated / transformed in functions but with OOP data is stored in objects and you dont need a function / method to use or manipulate that data

OOP is used when you want to reduce effort used, like a blueprint.

I'm pretty bad at explaining things as I'm more of a practical person but let me give you a link that may help you understand a bit better

OOP Understanding


If you need any more help let me know, I could possibly send you an example project too with comments explaining things

Have fun on your journey

thank you  it will help  <3

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OOP gives you access to encapsulation (private variables etc) that you dont want other classes to access

In functional programming data can't be stored in objects and can only be manipulated / transformed in functions but with OOP data is stored in objects and you dont need a function / method to use or manipulate that data

OOP is used when you want to reduce effort used, like a blueprint.

I'm pretty bad at explaining things as I'm more of a practical person but let me give you a link that may help you understand a bit better

OOP Understanding


If you need any more help let me know, I could possibly send you an example project too with comments explaining things

Have fun on your journey

thank you  it will help  <3

Example: Dogs in python

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OOP gives you access to encapsulation (private variables etc) that you dont want other classes to access

In functional programming data can't be stored in objects and can only be manipulated / transformed in functions but with OOP data is stored in objects and you dont need a function / method to use or manipulate that data

OOP is used when you want to reduce effort used, like a blueprint.

I'm pretty bad at explaining things as I'm more of a practical person but let me give you a link that may help you understand a bit better

OOP Understanding


If you need any more help let me know, I could possibly send you an example project too with comments explaining things

Have fun on your journey

thank you  it will help  <3

Example: Dogs in python

ty bro for your effort appreciate   this week i will kill it oop once and for all

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thank you  it will help  <3

Example: Dogs in python

ty bro for your effort appreciate   this week i will kill it oop once and for all

no problem, kill that OOP   make some classes and mess around with it

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 ty bro for your effort appreciate  :pepelove: this week i will kill it oop once and for all

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to be honest : OOP is kinda hard, when you code from normal to it, but when you understand how it works, the __init__... you have pretty much understood everything :D

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