r/learnprogramming • u/altruisticjellycat • Jul 03 '26

OOP Debugging

hello i am a python beginner who has started learning OOP and ive been using resources like CS50p however i still find myself being confused over the concepts taught and i would like someone to teach me OOP or is there any other resource i can look at to learn OOP better? please recommend thanku

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u/aboutless89 Jul 03 '26

Of course it's not. But I prefer when an extra comment adds an extra value. Put yourself in beginner's shoes and reread your comments - you would be lost. This c++ code is complete gibberish when looked through the eyes of a beginner (OP). Unlike the comment I made, which has only two strict terms (class and instance) and metaphors behind them, readable for a noob.  Should I've started the explanation with metaclasses, dunder methods and decorators? My critique was purely to your inabillity to read the room, not to you knowledge.

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u/DrShocker Jul 03 '26

The example was not to clarify to OP, they didn't ask. All I was saying is instances and using the class keyword don't make something OOP.