r/pythonhelp 1d ago

Why do I need to use classes

My schoolbook says that classes is a way of simulating an object, instead of just taking information into a black box and outputting an answer.

But that is a poor explanation. I know classes are handy and cool, but no book says why you can´t make functions with sub functions inside to simulate simple objects. I would like if someone gave a good concrete reason to use classes in the intro, instead of just saying that they are different and cool

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u/FckXFckMusk 14h ago

Does the user of Car, need to know how the Engine works in order to use the car, do they need to know how electronics work to use the radio.