Python OOP Construct & Destruct | 20

We play with OOP a little bit once again and I try to explain as simply as I can what Construct and Destruct do. Don't worry if you don't follow this, it's good to get the basics of it in your head so later it will sink in. Basically when you make an Object from a Class template, you can use "magic" functions that can be called automatically (or in other special cases) -- In this case they are called when you -- 1: You create the object (Construct) or 2: When you delete the object (Destruct).

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[CodePython]

@trailingdot lol ty for explaining that was wondering myself too. also ty for keeping it down to earth lol some people use to many big random words for some reason thats why i like jreams tutorials keeps it down to earth more or less

[WASDsweden]

In Java every class automatically extends Object if nothing else is specified.

[trailingdot]

(object) was used because they could not correct the mistakes in earlier versions of Python. The mistake could not be fixed so what they did was to have any class that is created use the "object" class. So it is like "object" is the parent class and all other classes are its children .

Thanks for making these great videos by the way!