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### A class is essentially a data type. Whenever we create an instance of a class we declare it so say I want to declare 10 dog ages i would go and say
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### int dogAge1= 3; and say int dogAge2=12; This is inefficient and is a waste of time.
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### Within a class we have methods and we have attributes. An attribute is similar to variables in that they hold information for us.
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### We want to have 2 attributes for our dog class the Name and the age. Classes allow us to build very large application without having to code
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### every small bit by ourselves. We have a blue print of how sth might look. Say I have a person Class and wanted to describe a specific the person the details are ### what’s called attributes. If we wanted to build a large scale application we do not want to describe every single person specifically using a bunch of different ### variables. This would be a waste of time. Instead, we create a blueprint of what a person might look like.
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### We want to have 2 attributes for our dog class the Name and the age. Classes allow us to build very large application without having to code every small bit by ourselves. We have a blue print of how sth might look. Say I have a person Class and wanted to describe a specific the person the details are ### what’s called attributes. If we wanted to build a large scale application we do not want to describe every single person specifically using a bunch of different ### variables. This would be a waste of time. Instead, we create a blueprint of what a person might look like.
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