🔑Classes in Python are used to create objects, which are made up of attributes and methods.
📘Attributes represent data about the object, such as its name, color, or speed.
🔧Methods represent the functionality or tasks that the object can perform.
💡The `self` parameter is used in methods to refer to the current instance of the class.
🌟The `init` method is automatically executed when a new instance of the class is created and is used to initialize the attributes.
What are classes in Python?
—Classes in Python are used to create objects, allowing us to group data and functions together.
What are attributes?
—Attributes represent data about the object, such as its name, color, or speed.
What are methods?
—Methods represent the functionality or tasks that the object can perform.
What is the `self` parameter?
—The `self` parameter is used in methods to refer to the current instance of the class.
What is the `init` method?
—The `init` method is automatically executed when a new instance of the class is created and is used to initialize the attributes.
00:00This video is an introduction to classes in Python and how they are used to create objects.
02:06Attributes represent data about the object, such as its name, color, or speed.
02:22Methods represent the functionality or tasks that the object can perform.
03:25The `init` method is used to initialize the attributes of the object.
03:36The `self` parameter refers to the current instance of the class.
