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Classes are a basic, yet fundamental part in Python. Classes are oftentimes used as templates for designing objects, with their own assigned names, attributes, and behaviours. Classes are widely acknowledged for being the blueprint for programs with wide use of object-oriented concepts.
Creating A Class[]
To define and instantiate a class, the class keyword is used and next to it is the name of the class, which is highly recommended by many developers to start with an uppercase letter.
Syntax[]
classClassName:pass
Example:
classVehicle:pass
Objects[]
Almost everything in Python can be considered an object, with its own attributes, functionalities, and "dunder" methods. Examples of objects in the general programming world include, but are not limited to, strings, numbers, booleans, lists, arrays, tuples, sets, and dictionaries.
