Welcome to Day 6 of your Python learning journey! This lesson was about creating classes and objects to model real-world entities.
You built two separate classes — one for Cars and one for Bikes — and learned how to define attributes, methods, and create multiple instances from the same class.
Day6/
└── day6.py # Python file demonstrating Cars and Bikes classes
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- Defining a class with attributes and methods.
- Using the
__init__constructor to initialize object properties. - Assigning default class-level attributes.
- Instantiating multiple objects from the same class.
- Passing different parameters to create distinct instances.
- Defining custom methods (
accelerate,braking,ppf) to represent object behaviors. - Calling methods on different instances.
- Cars Class: Modeled BMW cars with details like name, cost, speed, and fuel economy.
- Bikes Class: Modeled Suzuki bikes with attributes and a method to represent PPF (Paint Protection Film).
✔️ Creating reusable class blueprints. ✔️ Working with instance and class attributes. ✔️ Simulating real-world entities in code. ✔️ Encapsulating behavior inside methods.
- Keep method names lowercase (e.g.,
brake()instead ofBraking()) for consistency. - Use descriptive attribute names for clarity.
- Store repeated values (like brand name) in class attributes to avoid redundancy.
With the basics of class creation mastered, you’re ready to move into OOP concepts like inheritance and polymorphism in Day 7.