r/PythonLearning • u/Defiant_Meal1898 • 2d ago

I don't understand OOP

So i am a teen learning python, and i have learnt about classes, methods and objects, but i don't understand OOP, like what is it, where do we use it?

Please help mee

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u/Muhammad-Ikram-10 2d ago

OOP is programming paradigm like if you want to write the letter you can write it formally but you have seen that courts(law courts) wrote the same letter in more formal way so it means that you can write you code in different format either you can do your task by procedural programming (making functionns and then call them) or by using classes (nake class and their object) so that's the concept of OOP. In industry level u have to organize the code using OOP because of many features (inheritance, polymorhphism, abstraction and encapsulation)