HOW DO I LEARN WELL OOP?

[barren nebula]

Hi, guys, I have learned the basics of programming, but I know I'm starting with Classes Objects, etc.. so everyone help me with info or books or videos?

[winged hare]

Uh

@barren nebula I’m guessing your learning python since it’s the most popular object oriented language ill send a link of a video to your dm that might help you with classes and objects since this thread won’t allow me to post links…

If you have any question ask right away 😊

[zenith torrent]

freecodecamp has a lot of resources for programming and oop

[winter dawn]

hi

we entered this at the same time

[zenith torrent]

hello

we meet again

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[winter dawn]

lmaoo

[winter dawn]

Understand the fundamentals: Learn the basic concepts of OOP such as classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.

Online tutorials and videos: Websites like Codecademy, Coursera, and Udemy offer interactive tutorials and video lectures on OOP concepts and languages like Java, Python, and C++.
Books: There are many books available on OOP, such as "Head First Java" and "Effective Java" for Java, "Introduction to the Python Object-Oriented Programming" for Python, "C++ Primer" and "Effective C++" for C++.
Practice: The best way to learn OOP is to practice writing code in an object-oriented language. Try building small projects using OOP concepts, and work on larger projects as you become more comfortable with the paradigm.
Join a community: Join online communities of programmers to ask questions, share knowledge, and get feedback on your code. Websites like Stack Overflow and GitHub are great places to connect with other programmers.

Learn by doing: OOP is a way of thinking, and it will take time to get used to it. One of the best ways to learn it is by writing code and experimenting with different approaches.
implement actual OOP concepts

[barren nebula]

Thank

[sonic owl]

Hi, could you please send me the link too?

[winged hare]

Sorry can’t find the video