Python OOP Programming
This Python Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) course is designed to help you transition from writing basic scripts to building scalable, professional-grade software. We focus on the core principles that drive modern application development, ensuring you gain the "industry-ready" logic needed for complex projects.

What's Included
20
Lessons
19h 29m
Duration
Certificate
What You'll Master
Skills and outcomes you'll walk away with
Module1: Introduction to OOP Programming
Module 2: Classes and Objects
Module 3: Types of Variables in a Class
Module 4: Types of Methods
Module 5: Constructors in Depth
Module 6: Access Modifiers & Encapsulation
Course Curriculum
20 lessons • 19h 29m total
Module1: Introduction to OOP Programming
Module 2: Classes and Objects
Module 3: Types of Variables in a Class
Module 4: Types of Methods
Module 5: Constructors in Depth
Module 6: Access Modifiers & Encapsulation
Module 7: The @property Decorator
Module 8: Inheritance
Module 9: Multiple Inheritance
Module 10: Abstract Classes
Module 11: Polymorphism
Module 12: Operator Overloading (Magic / Dunder Methods)
Module 13: Method Overloading and Overriding
Module 14: Inner Classes (Nested Classes)
Module 15: Duck Typing & Advanced Polymorphism
Module 16: Iterators and Generators in OOP
Module 17: Decorators in OOP (Deep Dive)
Module 18: Exception Handling in OOP
Module 19: Advanced OOP Techniques
Module 20: Design Patterns with Python OOP
Certification Path
Certification Exam
60 multiple-choice questions • 70% passing score required
Python OOP Final Project: Library Resource Management System
In this final assignment, you will demonstrate your mastery of Python Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) by building a modular Library Management System. Your project must include several key components: 1. Resource Base Class: Create a class named 'Resource' with private attributes for ID and Title, using property decorators (@property and @setter) to handle encapsulation. 2. Inheritance: Create a 'Book' subclass (adding author and pages) and a 'Magazine' subclass (adding issue number). Both subclasses must override the 'display_info' method to demonstrate polymorphism. 3. Library Manager: Implement a 'Library' class that stores a collection of resources in a list and provides methods for adding new items, listing all items, and searching for an item by its unique ID. 4. Modularity: You must organize your code into separate files (e.g., resources.py and library.py) and provide a 'main.py' script that imports these modules, instantiates at least two books and two magazines, and demonstrates the search functionality. All logic should adhere to the encapsulation principles learned in this course.
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