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Object-Oriented Programming: Vocabulary and Syntax

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This lecture introduces the vocabulary and syntax for Object-Oriented Programming with Python, covering the definition of classes, objects, and namespaces. It explains how to create instances of classes, the concept of namespaces, and the types of attributes in object instances.

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