Object Oriented Programming - The Four Pillars of OOP

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Comment from : Keep On Coding

Great video!
Comment from : Murtajiz

It seems, like "abstraction" is just a form of encapsulation
Comment from : David Blbulyan

helpful & informative
Comment from : Kaoutar Rachdi

Thank you brother
Comment from : gabriel gomez

Awesome video, thanks a lot for sharing
Comment from : theBATfamiliar

Why is it bad practice for an objects variable to be directly manipulated by whatever is calling it?
Comment from : David DeVore

Great Video ❤brbrAlso I think you are a fan of the TVD Series ❤❤
Comment from : Moaz El-sawaf

Thanks too much!
Comment from : isaac weber

I really dislike Java because no matter how often my teacher would explain it, i just never seem to understand I even began thinking it just might be too hard for me and i felt like giving up But your videos really help me to finally understand what my teacher failed to teach me in a bit over two years! Thank you so much!!
Comment from : Feitan Portor

The best OOP explain
Comment from : Sokchea Leang

Thank you so much! Really helpful
Comment from : Mishkat Haider Chowdhury

Very clear and straight to the point, nice vid
Comment from : Shi Kuan Chung

For BRs only brPEIAbr*Polymorfism: same method with diferente outputs br*Encapsulation: Data hiding Private and etc br*Inheritance: child parent relation br*Abstraction: shows only what’s necessary
Comment from : IGOR PIERRE

My favorite OOP language(s) is a three way tie between Java and Python However, Ruby is really gaining some ground as of late I hate JS and React, so I've avoided FE development as much as possible throughout my coding journey However, for cloud-based web applications I've become quite fond of Ruby and Rails
Comment from : Earth-Worm-Tim

can u recommend a book for oop?
Comment from : asem marof

5:15 javascript
Comment from : jaipal bhanwariya

Thank you, this is so good
Comment from : Frazzerthebeast

Name of soundtrack at the end?
Comment from : Ammar Tirmizi

Wow, you are the kind of person I think of when I think of OOP And you drive a Tesla too Perfect
Comment from : Tom Fotheringham

how did you split print statement into 2 print statement using keyboard?(i hope you know what i mean it on 2:43sec)
Comment from : MEHMAN DANCE

Which code editor u using please tell me
Comment from : Poison Modz

I would not call inheritance a pillar of OOP After all, that particular concept is generally considered bad practice and many modern languages have removed inheritance completely
Comment from : intehelt

java is my favourite language hands down, any day!
Comment from : RAJAT CHOPRA 🇮🇳

Kotlin
Comment from : alternate address

Man what you said has nothing to do with Abstractionsorry to say
Comment from : Encian Horatiu

inheritance sucks, composition is better
Comment from : BigLexica

This is really helpful with no more questions on that topic, But what is the name of the outro music ??
Comment from : Muhannad Al Bahri

my favourite OOP language is java, mainly because it's such a good starting language, because it's so verbose it make the code really explicit, and it's really great to learn, on top of that because it's so verbose it forces you to be really organised and clear in your code, on your formatting, on the name of your class, var, etc , because otherwise your code is gonna be impossible to read, and that skill transfer really well when you go to another language It's not the most powerful or the most competent language for sure, but it is a S tier language to learn the ideas of programming
Comment from : Samaritain56

it's a good video brbut how I practice oops concept
Comment from : Lokesh Arora

tysm!
Comment from : Ibrag

Really appreciate these vids Concepts click when you explain I usually code my own stuff while watching and ideas becoming clear is apparent while I'm applying what I learn here
Comment from : Josh Benjamin

I am learning to program with Java in high school and I just don't understand why would some people hate OOP, it's smart and effective, is the reason something technical or just personal preference?
Comment from : Francesco Salis

I'm trying to figure the same concepts in C, and this is a short and very concise video
Comment from : V B

Python It's like a Swiss army knife
Comment from : Luke Edwards-Sparsholtt

C# is my favourite OO language
Comment from : Steve John

I think the werewolf is going to bite the enemy 7:02
Comment from : Kevin Pellerin

Easily the best description of the core concepts behind OOP I'm at an Ivy League right now and I finally understand these concepts after watching this haha
Comment from : Troy C-137

Very well explained
Comment from : Matt James

I thought about the other Pi haha
Comment from : Alejandro López

great explanation!
Comment from : Ralu B

Great video
Comment from : Kevin Vélez

love you bro you are first one who cleared my thoughts men
Comment from : anu gupta

very nice explanation
Comment from : Tauhid Ahmed

Really awesome explanation, thank you!!
Comment from : Cablur

Thank you
Comment from : Bara 79

Thanks bro This topic is very important to those who is looking for an entry level job like me cause this question do exists on technical interviews
Comment from : Ichigo Playss

C# is goated and people don't realize Especially with Blazor existing now a days, you can build entire robust enterprise applications in ONE programming language I truly believe it is the future
Comment from : Waz_Boolin

ggs, nice tutorial
Comment from : Adze-yah

thanks it was easy to understand!
Comment from : Simone Dyer

Thank you so much for this, thanks to this video and the simple examples it finally clicked for me Absolute legend 🌟
Comment from : Patryk Jamroz

To me ABSTRACTION and ENCAPSULATION are kissing cousinsbrThey're similar in concept
Comment from : TallCoolDrink

Videos like this make programming so much more accessible Hour long videos made by professors with a white beard standing in front of a white board are tough to digest A ten-minute summary of the core principles of a language made by a dude in a gaming room appeals to a much broader audience Anyone can be a software engineer, you just need a laptop and some curiosity And most employers will give you a laptop
Comment from : Jake Bushlack

1:07 most popular ones not including C#? Is that true or just bias against it?
Comment from : Honest Commenter

I was soooo frustrated before because so many youtube videos just explained everything with real life examples but did not relate those examples with actual coding And our own teacher at school also just explained with examples like car, students, just random topics which has nothing to do with oop but in some way relates to the concepts of oop And I found that really hard to understand I really wanted to see what difference these oop concepts bring to a block of codebrbrThank you so much for using actual coding as examples
Comment from : Mimi

Oh good lord I could never memorize the 4 pillars but this was genius!! APIE, Abstraction Inheritance Polymorphism and Encapsulation
Comment from : Kevin Sadi

my favourite object oriented programming language is Java is to be better understood ☺️
Comment from : sathya raj

Inheritance
Comment from : Esa Khan

Thank you very much for this helpful video, it is so easy to understand all the concepts I hit a like button though, hope you make more video, Thanks a lot
Comment from : Duyen Ho

Python
Comment from : X ZEX

java because its logical
Comment from : reza hajitarkhani

setting properties directly on object or setting it via a method in encapsulation, arent both like same?
Comment from : Sanjay Pandey

Thank you so much! It was really easy to understand
Comment from : Null

why is polymorphism even a topic ? I mean is it not logical and obvious that the compiler can diffrentiate correctly between the methods ?
Comment from : Yavuz Simsek

Great tutorial🔥👌 What IDE is that? 🤔
Comment from : Nipho Mahlangu

I’ve been coding in Solidity for 5 months and always wondered what OOP actually is… now I found out I was doing it all along… :)))
Comment from : Andrei Toma

RE: 7:25 I thought we call methods on objects rather than on classes We define them on classes, but we call them on objects As such, your example of polymorphism is a bit off There was no enemy object created, only vamp object and wolf object
Comment from : Mr MF

Ruby!
Comment from : Alek

Great video I'd like to see more examples of polymorphism
Comment from : Aki Endo

Personally I would choose Java as my favorite programming language The reason for that is because is the first and only programming language that they teach at my school 😭
Comment from : El Sami XD

023 we just say oops lol
Comment from : Muhammad Salman

I pay thousands of dollars to go to school and my teacher explains this stuff using the most complicated examples so im forced to come to youtube to learn on my own I found your video, and in 11mins, ive learned what my teacher has been "trying to teach" for a week
Comment from : Nova No Skillz

Thanks
Comment from : Sremon Karmakar

Great video!
Comment from : Carlos Cruz

Holy shit Watched tons of videos and yours is the best Thanks man!
Comment from : Jaime Castillo III

That's cool bro Watching from Ethiopia
Comment from : Yas Computing

I love the way you explain things! Ive been doing this for years, and always thought to myself: "Myself, you gotta learn what polymorphism and encapsulation is about", you just helpes me once again realize, its just the terminologies I didnt know :)
Comment from : AxleWack

Honestly one of the most well put together explanation of a computer science concept on YouTube
Comment from : Nate Teuber

Sam Thank you for bringing some much needed clarity Your explanations are great and easy to digest for those of us who are just getting our feet wet in OOP Keep the awesome content coming!
Comment from : Anjelo Pina

Good video Just a suggestion, instead of switching between windows, perhaps have your code sitting statically side by side, it would make it much easier to compare source files Cheers
Comment from : returnMarcco

This was a great video! Really appreciate the examples and in-depth descriptions!
Comment from : db

after 6 videos, finally clear
Comment from : SHIHAB SHAHRIAR AKIB

Amazing, you have a clear english language, and a very organized sentenses describing things No doubt a like and subscribe
Comment from : Abu Malik Mohammad Abou-Basha

best ever Got logical easy answer with real time code examples
Comment from : Jayaprakash Govindaraj

I'd like to watch more videos but background music is distracting me On informational videos i don't think you need a music man I appreciate your work though
Comment from : Ali G

My favourite is Java It is very high performance, and also is easy to read I find the verbosity useful in understanding what a program does
Comment from : Guy Marshall

thanks, sam! you explained it really well thanks for explaining the 4 pillars and showing the concept through code i really appreciate it :)
Comment from : sophia