@DEVpunk2077
thanks ☺to EMC , after watching your video i feel expect in python
i can able to solve any programm and write own code
once again thank you to EMC .
@viji9825
bro thx for ur clear and useful videos,i completed 10-th board and i came to learn about python , this was my best video explanation ever . once again thx bro , maintain this up
@jencejohnjnc2218
Sir, please avoid the background music. Nice Explanation and easy understanding sir.Thanks
@sudarshankarunanithy7535
I just wanted to say thank you for your incredible teaching style! Your explanations are always so clear and valuable, making even the most complex topics easy to understand. It's evident that you put a lot of effort into your content without any self-promotion, focusing purely on helping your viewers learn and grow. Your dedication and selflessness are truly inspiring. The way you address your audience is particularly appreciable, making us feel engaged and valued. Please don't stop posting videos – your content is a beacon of knowledge for so many of us. Keep up the fantastic work!
@joswinff6134
Nenjaarntha nandrigal bro🤸♂👍👍👍
@vishnupadmanabhan4844
What is the use of (self) and how it works,please explain.And why we didn't use it in 2nd problem..
@aravindkmurugan1743
Thank you . Video helped me understand the concept ease. Keep doing it bro
@rohith927
Fantastic way of explanation brother! Very helpful
@Ajeiay
Class goa:
Name=""
Drink=""
def party(self):
Print("lets larty...")
def beach(self):
Print("Enjoying the beach")
Ramesh=goa()
Suresh=goa()
Print (ramesh.drink="yes")
Lrint(suresh.drink="no")
O/p:-
Ramesh
Yes
Suresh
No
@Yuvaraj31-m6z
My friend father name is ramesh 😂,so i never forget this concept
@SadiqsChannel
Hi John, You're teaching skills and strategies are simply awesome. Keep rocking. There is a suggestion regarding Classes and Object anology. Relationship between a Class and an object is that a class act as a blueprint for an object. A Class define how an object should behave, You need to make an Object in order to give life for a Class. goa, an object of class City. goa, an object of class TouristSpot ramesh, an Object of class Person/Traveller These makes sense. Ramesh is a object of Type Goa doesn't make sense. Hp instance of class Laptop makes sense. Please correct it. Thankyou.
@TalkWithAz
Please teach DBMS with All possible Diagrams such as ER, EER, etc..
@SSiva-ht3gk
Anna intha video enaku romba helpfulla itunthathu. TQ
@azarudeena6467
class laptop:
def __init__(self, price, process, ram):
self.price = price
self.process = process
self.ram = ram
hp = laptop(10,"i5",8)
print("HP")
print(f"price: {hp.price}, process: {hp.process}, ram: {hp.ram}")
dell = laptop(20,"i3",7)
print("Dell")
print(f"price: {dell.price}, process: {dell.process}, ram: {dell.ram}")
lenovo = laptop(30,"i7",12)
print("lenovo")
print(f"price: {lenovo.price}, process: {lenovo.process}, ram: {lenovo.ram}")
@gokulrajk9330
What's the use of class objects ,
@hinkzowmowzha7815
Well understand
@trapkingbgm4447
I'm just lazy so i did this code in same method as yours but not the exact question 😅
class Laptop:
Price=""
Ram=""
def Fast(self):
print ("Faster Performance")
def expensive(self):
print ("""expensive for this price""")
Dell=Laptop()
Dell=Laptop()
Dell.Price="70000"
Dell.Ram="4gb"
print("Dellprice:",.Price)
print("DellRam:",Dell.Ram)
Dell.expensive()
Dell.Fast()
@sv2023-zd5vc
Its like we are assigning the variable both in class and again out of the class,
@abithafeliciya5042
Awesome explanation bro easily understood. Thank you ❤
@dhanam2216