Python - Object-Oriented Programming - Different Methods Inside the Class

The video tutorial explains the three types of methods in Python classes: instance methods, class methods, and static methods. Instance methods can modify both object and class attributes, making them the most powerful. Class methods can only modify class attributes and are less powerful. Static methods, which do not modify object or class attributes, are the least powerful and serve as auxiliary tools. The tutorial provides examples and demonstrates how to use each method type effectively.

How can you access class attributes from an instance method?

What happens to the class attribute when it is modified by an instance method?

What is the significance of the 'classmethod' decorator?

In what scenarios would you prefer to use static methods?