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Abayomi Ogunnusi
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Master Object Oriented Programming with TypeScript | OOP Concepts Part 1

If you have dreaded Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) like me, I totally understand! The complexity and abstract concepts can be overwhelming at first. But here's some good news: OOP doesn't have to be intimidating.

This video breaks down the basics in a clear, approachable way, making it easier for anyone to grasp the concepts and start implementing OOP in their projects.

Concepts Covered:

  • Introduction to Object Oriented Programming: What is OOP and why it's useful.
  • Classes: How to define and use classes in TypeScript.
  • Class Methods: Understanding methods within classes.
  • Abstract Class: What abstract classes are and how to use them.
  • extends Keyword: How to create class hierarchies.
  • super Keyword: Using the super keyword for better code management.
  • Access Modifiers: Understanding public, private, and protected access modifiers.
  • Getter and Setter: How to use getter and setter methods in TypeScript.
  • Polymorphism: Implementing and understanding polymorphism in OOP.
  • Conclusion and Next Steps: Recap and further learning resources. Keywords:

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