This video tutorial introduces object oriented programming (OOP) in Python, explaining its purpose and how it differs from using dictionaries for data handling. It covers the basics of defining classes and methods, creating and using objects, and introduces advanced concepts like using parameters in the init method. The tutorial emphasizes the benefits of OOP in organizing code and making it more intuitive by mimicking real-world objects.

How can you access properties of an object in Python?

What is the advantage of using object oriented programming over traditional programming?

Describe how to define a method inside a class.

What happens when you call a method on an object in Python?