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Is there a way to count how many attributes i am passing in a object? Like in custom len fucntion?
I tried to do it in that way but can't find the way to do it. 😕
Amazing video. 🙂
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you are great
awesome sir none of my teachers or google haven't explained this concept like this…. u are simply awesome sir…..
you made me emotional i remembered my old days
2020 My Father Phone No My Phone 🙂
nokia 1100 flex is REAL!
Thank you navin isr
This guy has answer for any question. Awesome work Navin Reddy…
Write a python program using recursion to traverse every single element of the nested
list.
[10,20,15,[11,”hello”,25.5,[123,15,”hi”,[10,20],52],100,200],15,50,[51,”welcome”],1000
]
sir please send me answer
ohh,, me too till 10th I also don't had a mobile. but yeah you explained very well. your father's phone is urs and your phone overrides
for the one how dont konw this method
class student:
def __init__(self,m1,m2):
self.m1 = m1
self.m2 = m2
def sum(self,*a):
return sum(a)
s1 = student(58,69)
print(s1.sum(5,6))
The best example of method overriding.. I will remember it definately
Very nice Explanation ✌️
What if my father has a way better phone than me..I will go with the super class.
elif isnt working bro
sie error : invalid syntex
whyy ??
b class ko a se inherit kyun kiya jab class B mai bhi kuch print krne keliye hai……..enduku sir??why?? inherit krke over ridding ka kya sence hai…??plz explain
To achieve Method overloading, the pythonic way is to use the unpacking operation. *args and **kwargs.
Perfect explanation
As per me, the better option for method overloading would be:
class A:
def sum(self,*a):
c=0
for i in a:
c=c+i
return c
a = A()
print(a.sum(10,20,30,40))
Hi Navin,
I work in NIIT Technologies and in my project, we don't use python.
I've gone through your videos (till this point), and I'm making my notes as well.
But I've noticed that I tend to forget what was taught in previous videos. So, have to jump back and forth.
If python was used in our project, then, it would have helped me to practice.
But for now, apart from the small assignments, I have nothing much to practice on.
Can you please suggest what my next step should be? So, I keep on practicing.
Regards,
Parth Narang
We can have same methods name in a single class right??
method overloading is similar like duck typing to my eyes
i will never forget method overriding!
kya baaat 🙂 beautifully explained
Hi Sir,
In Method Overloading, instead of using None can we use zero.
Is there any more memory usage of using zero?
if python is a horse then u are riding over it….
it is similar to the inheritence topic
What if we had 20 arguments in a method, do we need to write 20 conditions (method overloading)
you just hit <3
sir bilkul bhyankr smjhaya hai apne method overiding mja aagya
Nicely Explained 🙂 …but I have a doubt here
what is the difference between duck typing and method overriding
The Way You Explain Every Concept With a Lovely Example Makes Learning Python So Easy. Thanks Navin Sir❤️❤️❤️.
for method overloading using variable length method
class student:
def sum(self, a, *b):
s = a
for e in b:
s = s+e
return s
s1 = student()
print(s1.sum(4, 5, 6))
Definition of Perfect..!
your explanation is awesome, but can can you slow down while explaining. give some task at the end of video.
i think i will not forget this overriding concept . thanks man.
mind blowing … (LOVE FROM NEPAL)
that's the trick used for method overloading but there's a standard module for it i.e multiple dispatch
Thank You sir for your amazing videos. But sir while method loading instead of using None in default parameter if we assign the value 0 to it we won't require the condition part that is if else part.
Analogy for explanation is good