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Python For Og Lecture 73 74 75 - Oop Part 1 and 2

The document discusses object-oriented programming (OOP) in Python. It explains the key concepts of OOP including classes, objects, and methods. It provides examples of creating Python classes and instantiating objects from those classes. The document also discusses how existing data types like lists are classes and their methods.

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Python For Og Lecture 73 74 75 - Oop Part 1 and 2

The document discusses object-oriented programming (OOP) in Python. It explains the key concepts of OOP including classes, objects, and methods. It provides examples of creating Python classes and instantiating objects from those classes. The document also discusses how existing data types like lists are classes and their methods.

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2/3/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 73, 74, 75: OOP - Part 1 and 2 - Colaboratory

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# concept of OOP is in many popular languages. But syntax differsin each language

# It does not increase any functionality. OOP is just a style of writing easy and managable code.

# uses the concept of class, object and method

# python is an Object Oriented Programming (OOP) language

# class and object(instance), method --> three words you'll hear more now

# example
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flow_rate = [300, 150, 200, 1000] #bbl/day

alphabets = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd'] # string

mix = [14, 59, 'python', 80.87] # random

list_1 = []

# all above are different objects but all belong to same class i.e. list

# example: Cricket match is a class. Test match, ODI and T20 matches are objects of my class Cricket

# method

flow_rate.append(450)
print(flow_rate)

[300, 150, 200, 1000, 450]

list_1.append('Divyansh')
print(list_1)

['Divyansh']

list_1.append('Sethi')
print(list_1)

['Divyansh', 'Sethi']

# methods are functions defined for a particualar class

# a method will perform a fix type of functionality on each object of a class

# So, strings tuples dictionaries and lists all these are already created classes. We have been working already with OOP

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# I hope you get the idea behind OOP. If not don't worry, as we proeceed you'll get better at it
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# I hope you get the idea behind OOP. If not don t worry, as we proeceed you ll get better at it

Lecture 74: OOP - Part 2

Create your own class and objects

# STEP 1

# You always use class keyword and then name of class with first letter capital

# STEP 2

# then define a special method -> init method or constructor. SYNTAX - __init__(self, attr1, attr2, .....)
# self is the representation of the object

# STEP 3

# Create instance variables

# self.instance_variable1 = attr1
# self.instance_variable2 = attr2
# self.instance_variable3 = attr3

class Reservoir:

def __init__(self, por, perm, depth):


print('this works')

self.porosity = por
self.permeability = perm
self.depth_of_reservoir = depth

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# objects

res_a = Reservoir(0.14, 35, 4000)

this works

res_a.porosity

0.14

res_c.depth_of_reservoir

3655

# look at this explanation now

# whenever we call the class, first thing happens in __init__ method (constructor) get called

# (to prove this we can add any statement just after the __init__ method)

# self represents our object. MEANS __init__ takes always first input of self. So our object name doesn't matter here

# self.porosity means object.porosity which will give the porosity of our object

# self represents object1 and also object 2 and all other objects as well

# You can use any other term as well in place of self. But prefereed is self

Assignment 19

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# create a class 'Well' with attributes like completion type, no. of zones, depth of well

# create three instances (objects) of your class 'Well'

class Well:
def __init__(self, comp_type, zones, depth):
self.type_of_comp = comp_type
self.zones = zones
self.depth = depth

well_1 = Well('cased well', 3, 2500)

well_1.type_of_comp

'cased well'

well_1.depth

2500

well_2 = Well('open hole', 1, 1500)

well_2.zones

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