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The next time an interviewer asks me what Incapsulation is, I’ll say, “It’s using functions with as little number of parameters as possible.”
Hard concepts are described easy. Thanks
Hey Mosh Kripke, L, R and W are distinct letters with different pronunciations.
Great content..By the way, what tools you use to create these videos? specifically the animation in the start?
i know oop but i watched it to learn in 7 minutes
Tesla has Car’s in their code lol
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I’m already applied these concepts in my code without even knowing the terms for that. At least now I know
Im about to get a nosebleed from this stuff 😮
So 10 classes inheriting each other aren’t more dependent on each other than 10 functions and if you change the top class all the rest will not crash? Come on. OOP is already seeing a decline in development and there is a reason for this. It’s good to write a class whenever you really need it and your code is better organised. But worshiping the idea that everything must be class is ridiculous. Anyway, thank you for the great video!
Started good explaining encapsulation very well but after that, he just tried to finish in 7 minutes.
Best programming teacher I’ve found so far! I have a lot of his courses on Udemy.
Excellent video! This was the straight-forward and precise explanation I was looking for!!
Examples from HTML are not that universal. Overall, great video and animations. Thank you.
“make” of car? You mean brand?
This video is horse shit. Functions with no parameters are better than functions with parameters? Are you joking?
Congratulations, you have just created a function which can’t be reused in other contexts and which has unknown data dependencies.
Now imagine your “localStorage” object implementation in Chrome, which probably has at least 2k lines of code and 100 member variables, and tell me that a function in such a class would be better of without parameters.
tray tret mau nhieu len nua nha lu pha dam, chen mau vo de ta ghet khong hoc nua chu gi, hihi, nham qua ha 😀
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Much of what you said about procedural programming and functions is actually wrong. 🙁
At 3:16 you said oop does not require parameters, but just after calling the function down we can see parameters. Why?
Great, thank youuu
your voice is annoying.
Don’t know why anyone would down vote this. Maybe functional programmers?
perfect explaining thank you 🙂
Great points. Thanks for sharing.
At 2:48 the example is stupid. It uses globals instead of doing actual OO programming. Also, the function() actually does have a parameter, it’s just implicit instead of explicit and that’s also how you could have written the original function. The “this” pointer is passed to the function and you could have done the same with the first example. I do OOP in C.
is this Java ?
and what is that programm u are using ?
Oop
he sounds like Nadeking!
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Thank You!