Python OOP

stands for

Python is an object-oriented language, allowing you to structure your code using classes and objects for better organization and reusability.

Makes code easier to maintain, reuse, and debug Helps keep your code DRY (

) Allows you to build reusable applications with less code

The DRY principle means you should avoid writing the same code more than once. Move repeated code into functions or classes and reuse it.

A class defines what an object should look like, and an object is created based on that class. For example:

Apple, Banana, Mango

Volvo, Audi, Toyota When you create an object from a class, it inherits all the variables and functions defined inside that class. In the next chapters, you will learn about:

The init() method